Rising new housing supply pushes middle class out of home ownershipExecutive summary: New housing price increases force middle‑class families to spend over 40% of their income on purchasing a home. The affordability crisis pressures both the secondary housing market and state‑run protection schemes, threatening social stability. Middle‑class households, developers, government housing agencies, and policy makers. Government may introduce price caps or expand subsidised housing to curb the trend.The article reports that soaring prices of new housing require more than 40% of a typical salary, squeezing the middle class. It notes resulting pressure on the secondary housing market and on official protection schemes. Analysts see this as a structural shift in affordability.Connected developmentsAplacar el IPC sin morir en el intentoLa economía va bien, pero el puente con el bienestar está rotoOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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