Guyana in a housing bubble

– not really (but maybe)

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Part 2

Introduction
I was totally surprised at the very informed responses to last week’s introductory part on the country’s housing situation. What made it even more interesting were the sources of the comments and the insights they offered. Indeed they made me do some previously unintended research, the results of which are indeed quite revealing and troubling particularly given the level of accountability and integrity we have experienced in the housing sector.

What has now emerged is that there is more to the superficial impressions and conclusions on the government’s housing policy. They point to an …..


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