The UK housing market is fundamentally broken
The UK housing market is fundamentally broken because demand massively outstrips supply and affordability has collapsed.

The UK housing market is fundamentally broken because demand massively outstrips supply and affordability has collapsed.
Leasehold reforms retrospectively strip away the limited income streams that helped make collective enfranchisement viable in the first place.
Britain’s homeowners are sitting on a jaw-dropping hidden fortune – and it’s lurking right behind their patio doors.