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 @9NKRRGC answered…5hrs5H

Should the government implement rent control policies to lim…

Yes but also change tax laws so mortgagous for us be rental property can be off set fully, bore than one rental becomes…

 @9NKR4QD answered…5hrs5H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

High density dosent mean safe, sustainable, good for those living in the building etc. So this question is incomplete.

 @9NKR4QD answered…5hrs5H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

The number of people who are homeless who refuse actual help is so minute that this is redundant and unhelpful.

 @9NKPDH9 answered…7hrs7H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

no, but the government should build better quality accommodation and more houses and implement programmes to prevent hom…

 @9NKM7MR answered…7hrs7H

Should the government provide subsidies for first-time homeb…

Yes but as part of a co funded package - part government part 1st time buyer and there should be an income threshold - e…

 @9NKLHSG answered…8hrs8H

Should the government provide subsidies for first-time homeb…

You shouldnt be taxed on the first £100,000 you earn in your life. This will combat these sorts of problems

 @9NKLDD3 answered…8hrs8H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes and these should be easier for people to attain ownership and/or rental agreements. Allow for houses to be earned bu…

 @9NKH3FK answered…8hrs8H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

if just sleeping ie on a bench or whatever then just no but in making an encampment then make it a criminal offense

 @9NKG4F3 answered…9hrs9H

Should the government implement rent control policies to lim…

It should be capped but be inline with mortgage rates / taxes and be on a sliding scale based on how many and how much i…

 @9NK98VM answered…9hrs9H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Individuals that have actively refused help should not be allowed to sleep repeatedly on public areas for more than a fe…

 @9NK6MY8 answered…10hrs10H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes but the prices should be made affordable for people to actually buy them instead of the properties being purchased b…

 @9NK3NJF answered…11hrs11H

Should the government provide subsidies for first-time homeb…

Yes, but only because house prices have increased so much and it is hard to get on the property ladder.

 @9NK23PZ answered…11hrs11H

Should the government incentivize the construction of afford…

Yes but not on green belt and must be supported by the proper infrastructure- roads, schools, medical facilities, playgr…

 @9NJQYB2 answered…13hrs13H

Should the government provide assistance to homeowners facin…

depends on size of the house, how much money they've got in the bank and if there trying, if there being lazy then no, i…

 @9NJQYB2 answered…13hrs13H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

yes and to think not is disgusting, create more social programs, provide food, water, shelter and a sense of community t…

 @9NJNJWX answered…14hrs14H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

No but more provisions need to be made to assist the homeless with Shelter, mental health and battling drug addiction.

 @9NJNCW5 answered…14hrs14H

Should the government incentivize the construction of afford…

It shouldn't be incentivised, there needs to be a rehaul of what an affordable house is as it won't hold a family curren…

 @9NJN2GX answered…14hrs14H

Should the government implement rent control policies to lim…

No - historically this has never worked and always causes the number of available properties to shrink

 @9NJMH79 answered…15hrs15H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Mandate social housing %s so people aren't continually priced out of housing areas or left to drown without a home

 @9NJM3Q5 answered…15hrs15H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

if it causes a nuisance to a property then the owner of the property can kindly tell them to leave. If it doesn't harm a…

 @9NJLS5Z answered…15hrs15H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Yes, If they do not feel safe then the issue is not where they sleep but why they choose to not sleep in available accom…

 @9NJL48Z answered…15hrs15H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

No, they tend to be cheap and nasty constructions with poor insulation, unmeetable maintenance costs and unsuitable for…

 @9NJKSW2 answered…15hrs15H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, but nothing higher than six storeys. Neighbourhoods can be dense but liveable, as in Vienna or The Netherlands.

 @9NJKSW2 answered…15hrs15H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Yes, and create an 'Everybody In' programme like they have in Finland, so it becomes less necessary.

 @9NJKKCW answered…15hrs15H

Should the government incentivize the construction of afford…

Building firms making profits over a certain percentage should be taxed or made to reduce the cost of their starter home…

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