Khan: London still in a housing crisis despite record building

The video discusses London's progress in addressing the housing crisis over the past 6.5 years, highlighting achievements in housing completions and affordable homes. Despite these successes, the need for increased government investment is emphasized, as current funding is insufficient. The historical context of the housing crisis is explored, noting past issues with supply and demand and the construction of inappropriate housing types. Challenges such as Brexit, the pandemic, and inflation are acknowledged, yet significant progress has been made. The video concludes with a call for more investment and critiques political opposition to housing policies.

What is the speaker's stance on the government's national target for housing?

What investment amount does the report by Savills suggest is needed for housing in London?