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Urga burga? It isn't clear what you are replying to. Of course location will always be a factor in prices, but policy can exacerbate the effect or not, and we
by maxerickson 6y ago
Urga burga? It isn't clear what you are replying to.
Of course location will always be a factor in prices, but policy can exacerbate the effect or not, and we tend to have policies that exacerbate it.
- lotsofpulp 6y agoI’m claiming there is a wide gap in desirability of various regions around the world, and there is a wide gap in wealth/income also. This dynamic will result in the situation where the most desirable places (such as CA) will have insatiable demand. Creating enough housing supply to satisfy it, whether through higher density or sprawl, will make the place less desirable (have to share resources and amenities with more people), so residents will of course oppose it. Maybe smoke season will dissuade people.