How government and business are tackling the global housing crisis on government’s future frontiers Innovative new approaches and data-backed programs from both the public and private sectors show promise in finding solutions to homelessness and housing insecurity....
A new paper by Albert Saiz (The Global Housing Affordability Crisis: Policy Options and Strategies) looks at potential policy interventions in response to the surge in housing prices and rents that have grown faster than incomes in many parts of the world. It identifies 30 different strategies to...
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While new housing technologies can help cut waste and reduce GHG emissions, they are unlikely to make a dent in the global housing crisis, unless accompanied by other changes. In fact, prefabricated houses have existed since the early 1900s in the United States, popularized by Sears, whi...
“A global housing crisis exists, and 1.2 billion people worldwide struggle with homelessness and can’t afford shelter. ICON’s technology can make housing more affordable. I believe in the next couple of years, you will see a 3D printed house with a for sale sign in front of it here ...
Housing Markets and the Global Financial Crisis: The Uneven Impact on Households looks at the global financial crisis and the housing relationship (whether cause or effect) across a number of major economies including the UK, USA, Japan, the Netherlands, Ireland, Iceland, South Korea and ...
If the global housing boom is finally running out of steam, how far will prices fall? Analysts at Capital Economics, a consultancy, forecast modest drops of 5-10% in America and Britain. In these countries, homeowners are less likely to be forced to sell by rising mortgage costs since fixe...
After a historically deep but brief recession, in mid-2020 the economy began to grow again. As the risks of a severe, extended downturn receded, and as the economy reopened, we faced the risk of replaying the painfully slow recovery that followed the Global Financial Crisis. ...
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And when prices do plunge, homeowners can find their homes are worth less than their mortgages, making it even harder to up sticks—a problem that afflicted many economies after the global financial crisis. 当房价下跌时,房主会发现自己房子的价值低于贷款额,这使他们更难迁居他处——这是一个在全...