Australian Housing Crisis Is a Human Rights Disaster, Expert Says (youtube.com)
Housing seen largely or primarily as an investment. Financialization. Government sets the rules of the game. Financial institutions can treat housing like any other asset. This perhaps drives price up to an un-social level (more than the percentage of income we think allows for a healthy society). It contrubutes to education, health, etc, outcomes.
Is ‘to be free from unreasonable interference in housing' a right? How could it be made strong enough that affected people could take a case to the government and have it addressed?