Quintin Bradley is Senior Lecturer in Housing and Planning at Leeds Beckett University, and leads research into housing justice, community planning, and social movements. The Myth of Affordable Housing is the fruit of extensive research and engagement in housing rights campaigns and a career working to support and advise tenant-led organisations and residents engaged in housing and planning policy. A former investigative journalist, Quintin has published extensively in peer-reviewed international journals and is the author of Property, Planning and Protest published by Routledge in 2023, Localism and Neighbourhood Planning: power to the people? published by Policy Press in 2017 and The Tenants’ Movement published by Routledge in 2014.

• 1. Prized or Priced 2. Priceless Housing 3. Price is the Problem 4. Value With No Values 5. Value and Viability 6. The De-Valuation of Need 7. Abolish Price 8. Bibliography

Quintin Bradley is Senior Lecturer in Housing and Planning at Leeds Beckett University, and leads research into housing justice, community planning, and social movements. The Myth of Affordable Housing is the fruit of extensive research and engagement in housing rights campaigns and a career working to support and advise tenant-led organisations and residents engaged in housing and planning policy. A former investigative journalist, Quintin has published extensively in peer-reviewed international journals and is the author of Property, Planning and Protest published by Routledge in 2023, Localism and Neighbourhood Planning: power to the people? published by Policy Press in 2017 and The Tenants’ Movement published by Routledge in 2014.

• 1. Prized or Priced 2. Priceless Housing 3. Price is the Problem 4. Value With No Values 5. Value and Viability 6. The De-Valuation of Need 7. Abolish Price 8. Bibliography

Quintin Bradley is Senior Lecturer in Housing and Planning at Leeds Beckett University, and leads research into housing justice, community planning, and social movements. The Myth of Affordable Housing is the fruit of extensive research and engagement in housing rights campaigns and a career working to support and advise tenant-led organisations and residents engaged in housing and planning policy. A former investigative journalist, Quintin has published extensively in peer-reviewed international journals and is the author of Property, Planning and Protest published by Routledge in 2023, Localism and Neighbourhood Planning: power to the people? published by Policy Press in 2017 and The Tenants’ Movement published by Routledge in 2014.

• 1. Prized or Priced 2. Priceless Housing 3. Price is the Problem 4. Value With No Values 5. Value and Viability 6. The De-Valuation of Need 7. Abolish Price 8. Bibliography