> And ends with people burning to death in slums: Mostly these "cheap" slums were built with regulations, but with a short amount of money. Actually mostly the

> And ends with people burning to death in slums: Mostly these "cheap" slums were built with regulations, but with a short amount of money. Actually mostly they became slums because the owner does not care and the regulators never look at those since the owners has dozen of houses and it would be problematic to look at it every x years. so the houses getting worse over time and nobody actually keeps them in a good state and than bad things happen. Actually this is a BIG problem in our modern world. some people actually need _cheap_ homes (not everybody makes a six figures a year). And thats why the problem begins, socialized buildings never happen. Mostly they build a chunk of good homes for people with a lot of money and the old ones never get repair/refreshed, but thats the only ones people with fewer money can have.