This situation can be turned around into a positive. The higher real estate boom could be used for a massive building boom to reduce unemployment and boost wag

This situation can be turned around into a positive. The higher real estate boom could be used for a massive building boom to reduce unemployment and boost wages in the construction industry. I doubt every last bit of land has been used up, I don't think their density is anywhere near that of Hong Kong. On a broader scale, I don't understand why (other than politics and legal) this massive multi nationwide demand for housing hasn't created opportunities in the construction industry: building out with existing technologies as well as incentives to produce more efficient methods and tech. Whatever happened to big problems leading to big opportunities? I mean we're talking about a multi-trillion dollar industry begging to be disrupted. I can't name a single unicorn company that's involved in this right now.