Housing crisis: It’s time to think about the “we”, not the “me”

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Housing dominated the headlines in 2024 for all the wrong reasons. The focus was primarily on the lack of supply and variety, which drives up costs, especially for those already struggling financially.

While this is a serious problem, the discussion about new construction – which is critical to the issue of affordability – continues to be dominated by misinformation and fear.

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