Britain needs to build 300,000 houses a year, more than
double the current number and including some on green belt land, or risk
pushing house price inflation up to dangerous levels, the business secretary
has said. Vince Cable said difficult
decisions needed to be made about building garden cities on green belt land,
and that proposals to reduce demand by paring back government's Help to Buy
scheme missed the bigger problem of a lack of supply. Cable has long warned
about house price inflation, but his latest remarks are his most serious yet,
and reflect frustration at the way in which David Cameron's reforms to planning
laws have done little to unleash supply. Read more on the Guardian website.
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