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> These people aren't homeless. You _assume_ homeless are not among that population, but I would argue there are. Obviously not 100%, but we are arguing about
by thephyber 5y ago
> These people aren't homeless.
You _assume_ homeless are not among that population, but I would argue there are. Obviously not 100%, but we are arguing about moving the supply curve up, so there is a corresponding adjustment as we move along the demand curve.
But the core point I’m making is that the difference between enough rental units to move an average rental price of $2500/mo to $1000/mo means there are A TON of new units and it would reduce rent pressure even for rental units that are cheaper than $1000/mo.