Property is never just about bricks and mortar — it’s about policy, incentives, and who benefits when governments intervene.
In this section, I analyse housing markets, affordability, planning rules, foreign buyer regulations, rental controls, and development policy, with a focus on how decisions made in offices and parliaments ripple through real people, investors, and communities.
I draw on my experience working across international property markets and platforms to explain what headlines miss — where capital is moving, where supply is being restricted, and why housing crises are usually structural rather than accidental.
This category is for readers who want to understand how housing really works, not just where prices went up or down.
