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The demand gets higher, therefore a healthy market will move towards a supply/demand equilibrium. There are creative ways to go around most problems, given the
by MartianSquirrel 6y ago
The demand gets higher, therefore a healthy market will move towards a supply/demand equilibrium.
There are creative ways to go around most problems, given the incentives are strong enough. i.e. we all live underground /s
On the other side, too much regulation can prove to be a strong disincentive. In this case I expect architecture or density requirements, amongst other things, in cities like Amsterdam to cool down the market, maybe a bit too much.