The book critically examines the underlying factors contributing to the UK's housing crisis, highlighting the collusion among landowners, house-builders, financial backers, and politicians that perpetuates low supply and high prices. Colenutt offers a radical critique of existing housing and planning policies, emphasizing the urgent need for reform to address this pressing social issue. Through a passionate argument, the author seeks to unveil the complexities of the housing market and propose viable solutions to break the cycle of crisis.
