Just as a question: can someone try do depict what is the "housing crisis"? I mean is simply "there are not much affordable homes" or something else. Because IM

Just as a question: can someone try do depict what is the "housing crisis"? I mean is simply "there are not much affordable homes" or something else. Because IMVHO that's MUCH something else. Surely monopolies in general are not good, but honestly I suspect the actual crisis haven't much to do about real estate/construction business, not even to mere economics terms (i.e. high prices). Long story short: how can housing be stable in a changing society in a changing world? If a mass of people want (and/or need) to relocate because of increasing bad climate and extreme events (floods, fires, too-hot-in-too-long-summers, ...), if there is a crossing between some who need to go to cities because can't afford anymore living outside and some who want freedom outside, if properties prices keep floating due to such moves how can a stable housing exists?