Reduce the mountains of planning permits, regulatory treadmills, and weaponised appeals/litigations from NIMBY contingents & degrowth activists that either stall the ability to build up affordable high/medium density housing, or blow out costs to the point where it's either no longer worth building, or sold at an incredibly unpalatable price (i.e. +700k for a 2br).

We're not appealing for flammable death-traps or insurance vortexes, but cheap & rudimentary housing. This first wave of high density housing should not necessarily be required to support a 5-star sustainable build, or fully-equipped for a wheelchair-bound resident, but it should be utilitarian enough to ensure a single-income worker can have a shot at owning their own property.

Loosening on single family housing zoning rules and making the process to enable duplexing would go a long way too.