- English-speaking countries have fallen behind in housebuilding rates compared to western Europe.
- House prices have risen faster in the English-speaking countries.
- Anglophone culture values privacy and single-family housing, causing an aversion to urban density.
- Planning systems in these countries facilitate objections to individual applications, preserving low-density status quo.
- Environmental conservation preference leads to car-dependent sprawl and green land consumption.
The Anglosphere needs to learn to love apartment living
Housebuilding rates in English-speaking states have fallen behind the rest of the developed world
