Successive governments have failed to produce a coherent
long-term strategy for housing, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
has said. In a report, the RICS housing
commission said some of the coalition's policies were providing short-term help
for the house-building industry. But it
argued that ministers' lack of consistency over the past 50 years has
exacerbated the failures of the market. The
RICS study concluded that the housing market has not delivered enough homes at
affordable prices. Read more on the BBC website.
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