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#1 by Anonymous (Nobody) at 19 May 2014 22:27:15 GMT
| There is merit in 11:33 AM's suggestion of rainletgug the property market but, as it did not happen during thirteen years of Labour, it is even less likely to occur now.On the other hand, a hyper-inflated property market causes no more social problems than a housing price collapse, so it is not an easy problem to resolve. It is also difficult to see how one sector of the market can be regulated in, what is otherwise, a free market economy.Certainly any suggestion of housing market regulation would be a real vote loser in the south of England and would hardly be received with rapture in many other parts of the country. |
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