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Yes, particularly housing in Dresden, Hamburg or Tokyo, Hiroshima or London between 1939-1945 had golden years. Or Madrid. Not to mention some other countries i
by chewz 8y ago
Yes, particularly housing in Dresden, Hamburg or Tokyo, Hiroshima or London between 1939-1945 had golden years. Or Madrid. Not to mention some other countries in Europe and Asia where real-estate assets had been not just annihilated but also confiscated under communism.
The imputed rents show survival bias same as stock returns.
- varjag 8y agoAll sorts of assets were destroyed in WW2, not just housing. It's not an outlier in that respect.