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YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 3)

26 October 2023
Housing and Planning

YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 3)

Kristian Niemietz
26 October 2023
…continued from Part 2   Quite often when a new subject comes along, people quickly pick sides, and sort themselves … Continue reading “YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 3)”

YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 2)

19 October 2023
Housing and Planning

YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 2)

Kristian Niemietz
19 October 2023
…continued from Part 1   I finished university before the “Great Awokening”, at a time when “Cancel Culture” and “No-Platforming” … Continue reading “YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 2)”

YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 1)

18 October 2023
Housing and Planning

YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 1)

Kristian Niemietz
18 October 2023
The other day, a BBC interviewer asked the Leader of the Opposition, Sir Keir Starmer, whether he was a “YIMBY” … Continue reading “YIMBYism: A Primer (Part 1)”

Classics revisited: “NIMBYism: The Disease And The Cure” by Richard Ehrman (1990)

28 September 2023
Economic Theory

Classics revisited: “NIMBYism: The Disease And The Cure” by Richard Ehrman (1990)

Kristian Niemietz
28 September 2023
I recently reviewed a book on this blog which I had first read a quarter-century earlier: Globalisierung by Helmut Schmidt, … Continue reading “Classics revisited: “NIMBYism: The Disease And The Cure” by Richard Ehrman (1990)”

A lack of affordable housing doesn’t defy the laws of supply and demand – it proves them

10 August 2018
Housing and Planning

A lack of affordable housing doesn’t defy the laws of supply and demand – it proves them

Kristian Niemietz
10 August 2018
One of my colleagues used to have a theory about how Britain’s housing crisis would eventually become self-limiting. It went … Continue reading “A lack of affordable housing doesn’t defy the laws of supply and demand – it proves them”

Housing: the case for YIMBY (Yes, In My Back Yard!) (Part 2)

22 June 2018
Housing and Planning

Housing: the case for YIMBY (Yes, In My Back Yard!) (Part 2)

Sandy Ikeda
22 June 2018
…continued from Part 1   What’s Behind NIMBYism? A lot of it is, as I’ve suggested, a natural resistance to … Continue reading “Housing: the case for YIMBY (Yes, In My Back Yard!) (Part 2)”

To solve the housing crisis, we must take on NIMBYs and abolish the greenbelt

3 March 2016
Housing and Planning

To solve the housing crisis, we must take on NIMBYs and abolish the greenbelt

Kristian Niemietz
3 March 2016
Housing costs in the UK – both house prices and rents – are among the highest in the world. Since … Continue reading “To solve the housing crisis, we must take on NIMBYs and abolish the greenbelt”

Why greenbelt reform is not a lost cause

25 September 2015
Housing and Planning

Why greenbelt reform is not a lost cause

Kristian Niemietz
25 September 2015
The greenbelt is a sacred cow, right? Everybody loves the greenbelt, everybody wants to see it protected, and everybody knows … Continue reading “Why greenbelt reform is not a lost cause”

Unaffordable housing: Causes, consequences and solutions

12 March 2015
Housing and Planning

Unaffordable housing: Causes, consequences and solutions

Kristian Niemietz
12 March 2015
Economists are a notoriously quarrelsome bunch, who disagree on almost everything. Ask three economists, and you’ll get four opinions. The … Continue reading “Unaffordable housing: Causes, consequences and solutions”

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