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Normally higher income would spur housing construction (if the cost of construction is mostly in the cost of the labor/materials), but in areas where land is na
by frankus 11y ago
Normally higher income would spur housing construction (if the cost of construction is mostly in the cost of the labor/materials), but in areas where land is naturally or artificially scarce (through exclusionary zoning and arduous "process"), it's likely prices would just rise to compensate.