Single-family detached Housing: a branch of paradise or a problem? Part II (original) (raw)

The chapter examines the evolving dynamics of single-family detached housing in Denmark, particularly in the context of urbanization and welfare policies. It highlights the historical preferences for owner-occupied homes, the impact of subsidy changes on housing affordability, and the current challenges facing the housing market, including the disparity in housing availability between metropolitan and rural areas. Emphasis is placed on the relevance of local planning and regulation in adapting the existing housing stock to meet future demands.