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While I can't speak for Berlin specifically, I can say that in most places with very expensive housing this isn't true. You can see this because other problems
by harryh 5y ago
While I can't speak for Berlin specifically, I can say that in most places with very expensive housing this isn't true. You can see this because other problems tend to occur when housing gets very expensive:
- Overcrowding
- People being forced to move out of city centers
- Very long commute times to work
- Reduced fertility rates because people want more room for kids
All of these problems are due to insufficient housing and not just too high prices.
- lr4444lr 5y agoHow does adding more housing fix the lack of room issue? If anything, all of those subdivisions and upzonings shift the market preferences to people without kids.