The Credit Crunch and the Housing Shortage–Time for a Radical new Approach to Building Affordable Homes: Local Economy: Vol 23, No 3

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¹ According to government statistics released in response to a Parliamentary Question in March 2008, 200,000 households had taken out a mortgage at a house price-to-income ratio of 6 : 1–38,000 had taken our a mortgage on a ratio of 10 : 1.

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