Jamie Rumbelow and Henry Dashwood, formerly of proptech startup Tract, sit down with Anglofuturism to explain why Britain's allergy to building remains so hard to shift.
This guy does not seem to think mass immigration is a big deal. At one point he suggests that if Britain had built more houses, voters would not be so bothered about mass immigration. What is the purpose of this country then? Is it to move the entire planet over here and concrete over farmland as fast as possible to build them housing estates?
This guy does not seem to think mass immigration is a big deal. At one point he suggests that if Britain had built more houses, voters would not be so bothered about mass immigration. What is the purpose of this country then? Is it to move the entire planet over here and concrete over farmland as fast as possible to build them housing estates?
There is no housing crisis. There's an immigration crisis. Reverse that and we have a housing surplus.
Yes: by far the biggest driver of the shortage, for our money, and typically airbrushed out of discourse.