A new report examines the relationship between pressured housing markets in Sydney and economic growth.
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Duncan Maclennan and David Graham[1] 9th October, 2017 Email: Duncan.Maclennan@Glasgow.ac.uk Pressured Markets and Policy Measures: Canadian Responses. Shaping Futures: Canada in Context The University of Glasgow has recently led a […]
HOUSING MARKET POLICIES FOR CANADA: SHORT TERM MEASURES AND SYSTEM ...
Professor David Adams University of Glasgow Eight months ago, Policy Scotland published six briefing papers on Urban Land Reform. A seventh followed shortly afterwards in response to the Scottish […]
GROWING PUBLIC AND POLITICAL INTEREST IN URBAN LAND REFORM
URBAN LAND REFORM IN SCOTLAND – updated 03/11 – new Briefing Paper: response to Scottish Government Report to Sounding Board In May 2014, the Land Reform Review Group submitted its […]
Urban Land Reform
Yesterday the final report from the Commission on Housing and Wellbeing that Shelter Scotland set up back in 2013 was launched. Chaired by the former Auditor General, Robert Black the […]
Commission on Housing and Wellbeing
By Prof. Ken Gibb, Policy Scotland, University of Glasgow The social housing sector in Scotland confronts a wide array of external and internal risks, as well as the need to […]
We are all risk managers: developing resilience in social housing
Scottish social housing faces multiple new risks and uncertainty but is focused on increasing its resilience, according to a new study. A report by the University of Glasgow’s Policy Scotland, […]
Scottish Risk and Resilience Study of Housing Organisations asks: ‘What ...
By Prof. Ken Gibb, Policy Scotland, University of Glasgow I read Will Self’s thought-provoking piece on housing in the FT at the weekend (A rentier nation’s fading dreams of home). […]
The return of the rentier?
By Prof. Ken Gibb, Policy Scotland, University of Glasgow A recurring theme in housing supply debates around the UK in recent times has been the need to shift the preponderance […]