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Sounds good, in a complete vacuum. This ignores basic economic realities. But of course, these sorts of actions become far easier when the cost of capital is es
by jstalin 11y ago
Sounds good, in a complete vacuum. This ignores basic economic realities. But of course, these sorts of actions become far easier when the cost of capital is essentially zero.
- andy_ppp 11y agoI'm saying where is the economic incentive to build enough new housing to reduce or maintain current prices. >>> This ignores basic economic realities Maybe you can see a time where in San Fran or New York or London there will be enough housing built to simply maintain the current price? I can't though...