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also, the rising real estate prices have detrimental second and third order effects. For instance, birth rates are dropping because young adults cannot afford
by kazen44 5y ago
also, the rising real estate prices have detrimental second and third order effects.
For instance, birth rates are dropping because young adults cannot afford a house, which in term means they have to rent against higher prices which means they have less income to actually put into the economy.
What will we do once we have a generation which doesn't have any wealth and doesn't own a place to live? People who have little to show for it after a lifetime of working while subsidizing those who own the properties they live in is not a situation you want society to be in.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 5y agoDon't forget that those young people have parents and will eventually inherit their real estate, so they will have something to show for it after a lifetime of working.
- pydry 5y agoOnly some of them. And many of those houses will be sold to pay for healthcare.
- Rodeoclash 5y agoMaybe. Remember that the house can be: 1. Split multiple ways due to multiple children. 2. Sold to finance retirement living.