Why banking regulation hinders housing construction

The measures -as well-intentioned as they are counterproductive- adopted so far to alleviate the housing problem have failed to boost construction, hindered by banking regulations that heavily penalise promoter credit and construction. What was not done before 2007 was done afterwards, and even today construction remains slow. An article by Carlos Balado and Alberto Alonso.
This content is for subscribers only
Subscribe now and get access to all content, exclusive newsletters and daily analysis.

Most read