Why does one of the world’s wealthiest cities make it nearly impossible for ordinary working people to own a home?
If renting keeps getting more expensive, how are you supposed to save enough to ever stop renting?
When a government has to literally buy back homes just to hand them to citizens, what does that say about how badly the market has failed?
Is the London housing crisis a uniquely British problem, or does it sound uncomfortably familiar to anyone living in Madrid, Barcelona or Mexico City?
If you were a young professional in London right now, would you stay and rent forever, or would you leave?
For our Watch & Talk sessions, this video sparks discussion around housing affordability, renting vs buying, government intervention in markets, and urban inequality.
This one hits differently when your own city is having the same conversation.
Watch the video here (but it’s always more interesting to talk about it 😉):
