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Encouraging a third option for housing

By Tim Williams

7 November 2008

What the state should not do in the downturn (part 34): buy rubbish flats off bankrupt housebuilders.

Price drop

By Tim Williams

16 November 2007

This is the time to build more housing, not less.

Meddling planners

By Tim Williams

13 July 2007

Housebuilders aren't the only ones slowing things down.

It's not just cash

By Tim Williams

6 July 2007

Housing needs innovation too.

Housing wealth may be key to business

By Tim Williams

18 May 2007

I learned something the other day. I learned the key reason why some areas have high entrepreneurial activity and rates of company formation and others don't. It's the simple, obvious and big fact (or SOBF) that the former have higher levels of home-ownership and the latter higher levels of social housing.