Two different approaches:
a) The interventionist.
"Harvard economist Ed Glaeser once said that economics offers tactics not strategy, which means that politics must decide what level of support, say, public housing, will receive. Only then can economics advise the most efficient way to provide this support. "
https://blogs.worldbank.org/sustainablecities/what-about-singapore-lessons-best-public-housing-program-world
b) The neoliberal.
"A much more promising option is to push up the supply curve by letting the market add more houses quickly if prices rise. (Red tape removal, a.k.a.
deregulation-the panacea for everything)"
https://www.copyright link/property/residential/fix-home-ownership-on-supply-side-20201201-p56jdo
