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About Joe Sarling
I am the Senior Economic Analyst ensuring the economic case is made for greater house building and better quality homes. Professionally, I am interested in finding practical solutions to increase housing supply, how to leverage private investment and the de-centralisation of local government finance. In my spare time, you’ll find me out on my road or time trial bike in the ever increasing futility of finding extra speed!

Help to Buy is not the answer to building enough homes
20 February 2014 by Joe Sarling
Talking about bubbles misses the point
11 February 2014 by Joe Sarling
Geography makes the housing crisis more complex
4 December 2013 by Joe Sarling
The question should now be about 'how' to get houses built
12 September 2013 by Joe Sarling
Policy merry-go-round on either side of the Atlantic
14 August 2013 by Joe Sarling
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