Why the Conservative manifesto is a downgrade to housing ambitions

By Joey Gardiner2019-11-25T16:32:00

Pledge to build homes at a rate of 200,000 per year is far below current delivery

Depending on the result of the general election, the publication of the Conservative Party’s manifesto yesterday may well mark the point at which the political arms race in promising ever higher housing numbers ended.

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