All over the world, hardworking people are priced out of homes where they want to live-and it's seen as a "failure of capitalism" needing "tighter regulation".
But with governments everywhere exerting ever-greater control over what you can build, how you can build it, where it can go, and-incredibly-who can live in it, it's hard to see "more government" as the answer. In "How to do Housing", 100 Days, 100 Grand author Chris Worth sets out a solution to the most basic of problems: affording a place to call home.
But with governments everywhere exerting ever-greater control over what you can build, how you can build it, where it can go, and-incredibly-who can live in it, it's hard to see "more government" as the answer. In "How to do Housing", 100 Days, 100 Grand author Chris Worth sets out a solution to the most basic of problems: affording a place to call home.
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