Why Are Houses Unaffordable in Britain? - The Housing Crisis Explained - TLDR News

The video explains the UK housing crisis, highlighting the disparity between house prices and income. It discusses the political and social implications, such as inequality and generational divides. The crisis is attributed to insufficient housing development, restrictive Greenbelt policies, and a complex planning system. The collapse of social housing further exacerbates the issue. Solutions are suggested, emphasizing the need for increased housing supply and policy reforms.

What is the definition of median in the context of housing prices?

How has the ratio between median house prices and median income changed from 2002 to 2020?

What are the two reasons why house price appreciation is considered politically toxic?

What impact does the housing crisis have on younger renters compared to older homeowners?

In what ways does unaffordable housing exacerbate inequality?

What are the three main reasons the UK has not built enough houses?

How does the Greenbelt affect housing prices in the UK?

What is the difference between the UK's case by case planning system and a zonal planning system?

What was the effect of the 'Right to Buy' policy on social housing in the UK?

How has the funding for social housing changed over the years?