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Labour has promised an extra 1.5 million extra homes in England in five years .
But where will they all go? Three housing experts debate on WhatsApp to unpick what Britain should do about housing.
The government said it will build on brownfield sites first , land which has previously been developed.
But ministers talk of grey belt sites, parts of the protected green belt which are deemed to be unattractive.
Housing starts in the last financial year were less than 135,000 .
We need to rethink how we deliver housing and get more diversity into the system.
Housing is a risky business. Many builders and developers have gone bust having built homes they couldn’t sell at a profit.
We have to put quality first - for everyone.
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