Supply driven interventions in the housing market are interventions aimed to increase the supply of housing and they include easing and incentivising private construction, easing zoning restrictions, easing the restoration of old and abandoned housing and investing in public housing.

Demand side interventions in the housing market are interventions that aim to decrease demand for housing and they include curbing foreign or tourist real estate demand through greater restrictions on short-term rentals (e.g. increased taxation or area-based caps), removing tax benefits for foreign remote workers, and capping multiple property ownership of land and residential properties.