Anti-Dismal

Is the title of an article by Paul Cheshire in the National Institute Economic Review , Volume 245, No. 1, August 2018 . The abstract read...

Two minutes on the topic of "Housing and the Economy" from Jagjit Chadha, Director of the National Institute of Economic and Socia...

The Institute of Economic Affairs ’s Kristian Niemietz and former Head of Research at the Adam Smith Institute Ben Southwood discuss the h...

Many of the arguments here apply to New Zealand. You’ve no doubt heard it before: the rent is too damn high! In major cities across the ...

Thanks to Mark Hubbard on twitter Perhaps Maori Party might like to read econ 101. The unintended consequences of rent controls are basi...

Arnold Kling argues that the reason may be upward sloping demand curves: But one possibility I want to throw out there is that people wan...

In a previous post I commented on the idea of Steve Davies to apply Coaseian thinking to solving the British (and other countries) housing p...

At the LSE's British Politics and Policy blog Steve Dacies writes that low house-building levels and the unaffordability of existing h...

With all the xenophobic rubbish we are getting from Labour and bizarre calls for bans on foreign ownership of housing by the likes of the BN...

Regulation of the housing market here is New Zealand causes all sort of problems but may be we should be grateful on one has, yet, put forwa...

The Stuff website is reporting that Labour's housing spokesperson Phil Twyford said , "It is based on the notion that increasing...