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I don't know about anyone else, but a figure like that (15000 units/year) is meaningless to me without context. What's the change in demand year on year? What w
by danaris 5y ago
I don't know about anyone else, but a figure like that (15000 units/year) is meaningless to me without context. What's the change in demand year on year? What was the rate of adding new units before 2008?
We're not all experts in Massachusetts' housing market, so it would be helpful to include information that makes your numbers meaningful.
- HarryHirsch 5y agoIt's not hard to discover that the population of MA went from 6.54 million in 2008 to 6.89 million in 2019. Just one look at the housing price indices is enough to tell that there's a severe shortage. (Anecdotally, around here (Western MA), ruins of type as-is-where-is that no bank will give you a mortgage on sell for > 125 USD/sqft.) Anyone who disagrees should be cheery about the shortage of automobile parts and make sure it continues. Nowadays you pay more for a 3-year used car than you used to pay for a new one three years ago! Finally, you can invest in a car!