Never mind critics: shared-equity scheme can help affordable

Never mind critics: shared-equity scheme can help affordable housing


Never mind critics: shared-equity scheme can help affordable housing
Proposal has been subjected to a feeding frenzy of misplaced criticism
Mon, May 3, 2021, 05:44
Pat Farrell
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The faux outrage generated in relation to a shared-equity approach to housing falls into an all-too-familiar pattern that has come to characterise what should instead be a sober, data-driven and reasoned debate on how we solve one of the biggest social and economic issues of our time. One by one, every considered proposal to deliver more homes for people to live in is shot down in a barrage of criticism.

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