I think as long as a landlord can make twice the amount of money, its gonna be really hard to keep that down. It also creates a lot of incentives to increase h

I think as long as a landlord can make twice the amount of money, its gonna be really hard to keep that down. It also creates a lot of incentives to increase housing stock though no? If suddenly I can make $4k/mo on an apartment I'm building instead of $2k, wouldn't I want to build more apartments? We've tried just about everything other than being permissive with new housing. We refuse to scale our most popular areas to live, with the idea that what makes it nice will go away if there's more people. That just makes it exclusive and expensive.