Whose Housing Crisis?

The book explores the complex dynamics between individuals and economies regarding residential property, highlighting how housing's social role as a home is overshadowed by its economic function as an asset. It critiques the transformation of housing in the twentieth century, which has led to significant social inequality, with properties being used primarily for wealth accumulation and investment. The narrative emphasizes the detrimental impact of government policies aimed at inflating house prices, exacerbating the housing crisis and societal disparities.