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You will find it hard to unearth genuine evidence to either support or disprove this hypothesis. Got anything against? Usually you will find the data you might
by zxcmx 9y ago
You will find it hard to unearth genuine evidence to either support or disprove this hypothesis. Got anything against?
Usually you will find the data you might want is "not collected".
It is not in anyone's interest to figure out how much bubbles are propped up by foreign money.
- acchow 9y ago> Got anything against? I live in San Francisco. No one I know has any belief about any units being unoccupied. All the Chinese people I meet here are working. It is unlike the anecdotes I hear from friends living in Vancouver.
- mclehman 9y ago> All the Chinese people I meet here are working. To be fair, you wouldn't see Chinese individuals "unoccupying" units.
- acchow 9y agoI mean to contrast with the Vancouver experience - lots of empty units, or units empty for many months of the year. When they go to Vancouver to visit, it's just for fun. They don't need to work, and don't work. You might meet them in public spaces and make friends with them, and find it surprising that they have so much money without needing to work.