July 27, 2021 '+'cript>' }; for (var i in networks) { element = document.querySelector('[data-share="' + i + '"]'); if (element) { element.innerHTML = networks[i]; } } }()); Property prices fell during the Great Recession, but millions of millennials in the US still couldn’t afford their first homes. Here’s why – and how we could tackle the next housing crisis better. One of the things that separate the Covid-19 recession from the Great Recession of 2008 must surely be the housing market. Across the world, especially in developed economies, house prices have surged through the pandemic, stoked by unprecedented government stimulus measures. In the