#Housing

Matt Hannon

hannon_matthew

A really fantastic piece of work.@theCCCuk commissioned report on Local Authorities and the Sixth Carbon Budget.Some great and entirely achievable recommendations here. The big and obvious ask beside funding seems

Kat Kerwin

KatKerwinPVD

While we’re on Justin Price...”liberal” states even Rhode Island are not immune from shitty politics— we are not better then the south or the Midwest just because we elect a

Carolyn Whitzman she/her

CWhitzman

Strap yourselves in for an EPIC thread on why federally subsidized private rental & defining area median rent as ‘affordable’ sucks. Welcome to Housing Needs Assessment 101! @nicholas_falvo @Hulchanski @Ayan604

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bestbiraja

This is wht's circulating around, these two got the "legalisation"?Thn wht abt the trans sex workers from Karnataka,Tamil Nadu nd Telengana who were at the forefront of ths struggle,who fought

Steven Hamilton

SHamiltonian

The switch from stamp duty (housing transaction tax) to land tax is often framed as a no-brainer. But there’s an underdiscussed trade-off that goes to the heart of a key

Aaron Carr

aaronAcarr

I’m happy to announce that one of our class action lawsuits against Kushner Companies has achieved class certification in the New York Supreme Court.We estimate that this ruling could make

Eoin Neylon

eoinneylon

Good that #OscarTraynorRoad deal was struck down by Cllrs. Didn't represent value for money. However the constant vilification of private construction by certain quarters is idiocy, based on a false

Jake Anders

jakeanders

Coverage in today’s @ObserverUK of our recent paper in Education Economicshttps://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/jan/31/private-school-bursaries-still-too-scarce-to-tackle-inequality Around 15% of private school pupils received bursar

Gordon Maloney #BLM

gordonmaloney

1 like 1 reason we need rent controls high rents trap tenants in the private rented sector high rents are a key cause of homelessness high rents cost the public

Sheila Vakharia PhD MSW

MyHarmReduction

Drug courts are not: - an "alternative to incarceration;" - a substitute for all drug decriminalization; - a panacea; or- a "public health" approach. I was a drug court representative

Bobak Esfandiari 🥑

Bobakkabob37

This piece cuts to the core of a liberal-minded critique of San Francisco and California writ large that I think has a lot of merit.Ultimately, it is by our *outcomes*

Stu Donovan

StuartBDonovan

1/3 you can think of the housing market as like a game of musical chairs in reverse, where new supply has the effect of introducing additional chairs into the game.

Timothy B. Lee

binarybits

In his memoir Obama writes that by Spring 2008 "the United States had entered a full-blown recession. The housing bubble and easy money had disguised a whole host of structural

Damian Boeselager

d_boeselager

Europe is home to millions of migrants.Hence, integration & inclusion are essential and with it: Access to housing Job opportunities Education & training Recognition of diplomas & skillsWhat can the

Scott Hechinger

ScottHech

Some thoughts on the intersection between media/politics/social justice policy I've learned from people way smarter than me: People think social justice policy-from crime to education to health to housing, etc.--is

Justin Bates

justinbates28

For anyone following the Fire Safety Bill amendments, there is a new one from Labour which goes a bit further than the the McPartland/Smith amendment. Makes it harder now for

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