Majority of Brits hold government responsible for solving housing crisis, survey finds

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Just 18% of respondents to the Housing the Nation survey think politicians understand the challenge of getting on the housing ladder

The majority of the British public believe the government is responsible for fixing the housing crisis, but fewer than one in five people think politicians understand the challenges facing young people trying to get on the property ladder, according to a new survey. 

The Housing the Nation survey, published by the Home Builders Federation (HBF), reveals that 72% of the respondents believe responsibility for solving the housing crisis sits most heavily with the government, followed by local councils (16%).

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