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The easiest way to solve that is by making housing a less attractive investment, which you can do by building a lot more of it. Otherwise you're stuck crafting
by weeksie 4y ago
The easiest way to solve that is by making housing a less attractive investment, which you can do by building a lot more of it.
Otherwise you're stuck crafting clever anti-investment legislation which may or may not work and may or may not create weird distortions due to some unforeseen consequence of how the regulations are worded.
- HeyImAlex 4y agoI feel like this works for housing but not really for land? As density increases the cost of housing should go down (more houses), but the cost of land would go up (ability to build more houses on the same plot). I’m imagining the house from Up in the middle of manhattan; you could never build enough housing to make that a bad investment.