Capitalism is socialism for the rich and rugged individualism for the poor.
MustardMarmite: These ideas and concepts stems from years of witnessing people struggle for basic rights. Housing, like water, is not a luxury reserved for some based on money it is a fundamental human right.
Our grandchildren deserve a future where a secure home and drinking clean water is a certainty, not a source of fear or uncertainty.
Levelling Off the Housing Market
What kind of world will your grandchildren inherit once we’re gone? Without bold action, the housing market will remain a barrier to their quality of life. Fixing it isn’t just an option it’s a necessity for securing a brighter, fairer future for generations to come.
Achieving this vision requires one thing: TOGETHERNESS.
Part One: Addressing the Problem
This first step focuses on levelling the housing market, ensuring that:
- Housing is treated as a necessity, not just a financial asset.
- Everyone has access to affordable, secure accommodation.
Part Two: A Fair System for Landlords
The next part of this concept explores how to:
- Enable landlords to grow their businesses fairly and sustainably.
- Prevent housing from being hoarded as empty investments, left unrented while waiting for equity to rise.
By tackling these issues, we can create a housing market that works for everyone, now and in the future.
It appears that the policymakers in the Government who approved short-hold yearly tenancies may not have fully anticipated the ramifications of this decision.
A family house is now an average of £3k pcm 2024.
How do people actually afford this?