Redefining The Affordable Home Conundrum

Dr Carmelo Ferlito, Chief Executive Officer, Centre Market Education | Professor Consilz Tan, Senior Lecturer, Xiamen University

21-Jun-23 09:30

Redefining The Affordable Home Conundrum

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On the Property Show, we have a panel of 2 guests to talk about affordable homes, and how we should be reframing the conversation. Is it an issue of supply or demand? And should we be focusing more on social housing and social mobility? We talk to Dr Carmelo Ferlito and Prof Consilz Tan to get their 360 degree view on the problems surrounding affordable homes.

Produced by: Mark Tan

Presented by: Mark Tan

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Categories: property, alternatives

Tags: social housing, affordable housing, social mobility,

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