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    Der Londoner Hausbau bricht innerhalb eines Jahrzehnts um 84 % ein, da die Verkaufszahlen einbrechen


    Der Londoner Hausbau bricht innerhalb eines Jahrzehnts um 84 % ein, da die Verkaufszahlen einbrechen

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-20/london-housebuilding-collapses-84-in-a-decade-as-sales-plunge

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    1. SP1570 on

      I wonder what happened 10 years ago that made it riskier to invest in London (and the UK in general)

    2. Prestigious_Spot9635 on

      I’m tryna to explain to housing sub that demand is dead so be very careful.

      If AI bubble does pop then we are all cooked

    3. Tarlach88 on

      This is because of the building safety act

      The BSA isn’t a bad thing but they need to speed the process up

    4. Z3t4 on

      Hope residential property values collapse all over to have a proper bubble burst, that has being postponed for a decade. 

    5. mickymoo42 on

      Labour govt have taxes too high , simple.
      Inflation is eating away at wages,and affordability is low,interest rates higher than the last 15 yrs ( lending) .
      No gwoth despite what Rachel says.

    6. WinHour4300 on

      Unsurprising. Khan needs to create a proper Mayor Development Corporation to get housing built. Buying land at fair use not hope value. 

      Issues with leasehold and service charges need fixing as no-one wants to buy flats right now. Frankly a lot of the build quality is poor too. 

    7. andymaclean19 on

      Who knew that house builders would slow down and stop building houses when it looks like prices might go down. Nobody could have seen that coming!

      Time to shift house building away from the large builders and either use smaller independents or a national house builder to finish the job if 1.5m houses.

    8. Electricbell20 on

      It’s only momentary because at some point if they want profits they need to sell houses.

    9. goodallw0w on

      Relying on super expensive tower blocks for housing construction isn’t sustainable who would have thought. Less than half the floor space is able to be used for living space if the building is above 18 metres.

    10. bahumat42 on

      If private companies won’t build then the state needs to.

      Its that simple, and given that generally house builders are incentivized to build slowly we should be doing it anyway.

      Large scale social housing will ease the pressure on the housing market. And if handled properly it will give people good places to live in and provide jobs for builders and other related roles.

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