Links [2] and [3] suggest that the proportion of housing that's vacant is, as of the end of 2020, well below its level for the 2010s. So it doesn't seem like th

Links [2] and [3] suggest that the proportion of housing that's vacant is, as of the end of 2020, well below its level for the 2010s. So it doesn't seem like there's been an increase in speculating in (and not using) housing?