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Let the market fix the Tories’ housing problem

by Madeline Grant | Mar 27, 2018 | Political Insider

During the 2015 General Election, Ed Miliband’s flagship pledge to cap energy prices was derided by conservatives as a deranged idea from the 1970s. The then-PM David Cameron accused “Red Ed” of “wanting to live in a Marxist universe”. Yet within two years, the idea...

How do different governments affect house prices?

by Andrew Monteath | Jun 8, 2017 | Head Of Research

With yet another general election upon us it seems like a good time to look back and see which government has presided over the best returns for homeowners during the past forty years or so. The starting point is a good one, coming just after the Nixon administration...

Let the market fix the Tories’ housing problem

How do different governments affect house prices?

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