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wouldn't that be a sign of a healthy housing market? (e.g. liquidity) if 99%-100% of homes were occupied then it would reach saturation (hard to buy/rent homes
by localhostdotdev 7y ago
wouldn't that be a sign of a healthy housing market? (e.g. liquidity)
if 99%-100% of homes were occupied then it would reach saturation (hard to buy/rent homes)
- mdorazio 7y agoThat's still high for a "healthy" level of vacancy, and it's also assuming those vacancies are in areas where people want to live. In reality, most of this housing stock is in smaller towns people are leaving while available housing in Tokyo is not exactly plentiful.