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Your argument collapses to "forget improvement, let me externalize", and we as a society have strong reasons to provide a glide path towards reducing those exte
by eropple 4y ago
Your argument collapses to "forget improvement, let me externalize", and we as a society have strong reasons to provide a glide path towards reducing those externalities for old construction (which we do through updates during renovations, rebates, etc.) while disallowing them for new.
- notch656c 4y agoThe argument of existing homeowners is "forget improving my own house, let me externalize costs to others to raise my own property values." We as a society have strong reasons to provide a glide path towards reducing that moral hazard created by old entrants.