Good atmosphere at the LSE for our Radio 4 debate #wheretolive
#wheretolive at the LSE broadcast at 8pm on Wednesday - a housing debate worth listening to on Radio 4.
At LSE and BBC Radio 4 public debate on Housing: where will we all live? #wheretolive pic.twitter.com/zPQnlAfXUS
at LSE Radio4 housing debate #wheretolive
At the BBC Radio 4 recording at LSE of #WhereToLive. To be broadcast Wednesday 8pm. Should be interesting!
Housing in the UK lecture at LSE #wheretolive
Easton: In parts of London house prices are 32x average wage #wheretolive
#wheretolive @BBCMarkEaston looking for enthusiasm even cheering its radio- #wheretolive overwhelming vote for house prices to fall! A young audience and we are in London of course.
#wheretolive - growing prevalence of home sharing for working adults. How ascribe rights for this low-visibility group?
#wheretolive same old story people want to buy a home can't compete with investors.
Why Wayne Hemingway on panel for #bbcr4's #wheretolive? Also, audience member says they had to live in an airing cupboard!
#wheretolive Mark Easton, Chair Of BBC home affairs editor asks the panel what would they do to solve the housing crisis?
The political challenge of housing is to ask: would you prefer house prices to go up or go down? #wheretolive
- #wheretolive richard blakeway deputy mayor of housing wants employers to offer loans to help their employees with deposits
- #wheretolive answer is simple lend homeowners money at base rates and tax second home ownership
Ric Blakeway: employers could help employees with house deposits #wheretolive- Ric Blakeway: need a massive expansion of shared ownership #wheretolive
- #wheretolive Dep Mayor Ric Blakeway suggests employers could provide rental deposit support, as they do with transport. Interesting..
- Nice of the BBC to provide this tool to work out where you could afford to buy: http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23234033 … #wheretolive
More shared home ownership says Richard Blakeway #wheretolive pic.twitter.com/vOV7GVisNF
Interesting LSE & BBC Radio 4 debate #Wheretolive - who should bare the immediate brunt? Private or public sector?- #Wheretolive more strategic development needed - Rachel Fischer @natfednews
LSE and BBC Radio 4 public debate - Housing: where will we all live?
Richard Blakeway, Professor Paul Cheshire, Rachel Fisher, Wayne Hemmingway and John Stewart, chaired by Mark Easton, Monday 9 June 2014.
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