By Shreya Nanda There’s good reasons to be optimistic that the next government will finally get a grip on the housing crisis. First, all parties have made manifesto commitments on building targets. Second, Labour voters are much more positively disposed to development, argues Shreya Nanda The housing crisis is a key issue facing the country at this election. The most common living arrangement for 18-34-year-olds is now with their parents. And stagnant economic growth is a threat to living standards. Increasing the supply of housing – of all tenures – is a crucial part of addressing this. So wh…