Will building more homes make house prices cheaper? The This is Money podcast

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We have a 住宅 危機. That’s the message, loud and （疑いを）晴らす, and it was 繰り返し言うd by the 総理大臣 this week.

What’s the answer? Build more homes.

Or is it? Because once you start digging into the 支配する, this 住宅 危機 is a pretty ill-defined problem - and it’s not （疑いを）晴らす that a 欠如（する） of homes is 原因（となる）ing the problem of too high house prices.

Many people 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑う that 現実に it’s too much cheap money that made homes so expensive.

Did not enough homes being built cause house prices to rise to unaffordable levels? Or was it too much cheap money dished out on mortgages?

Did not enough homes 存在 built 原因（となる） house prices to rise to unaffordable levels? Or was it too much cheap money dished out on mortgages?

On this week’s podcast episode, Simon Lambert, 物陰／風下 Boyce and Georgie 霜 get stuck into the 住宅 危機. They look at what the problem is meant to be, what made homes so expensive, what the 計画（する）s are to solve the 問題／発行する, and whether building more homes will make house prices cheaper.

And there’s even a defence of the dreaded Nimby in there.

Also on this week’s show we discuss why we are calling for 活動／戦闘 on the 明言する／公表する 年金 最高の，を越す-up fiasco, how your 運動ing licence might get Brexited, and the 職業s that 猛烈に need more people.

And finally, what should you do in an interview when dealt tricky questions, such as ‘tell me about yourself’.

Or even, ‘what fruit are you?’

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