I once spent a whole afternoon thinking about how one could make a political campaign with the explicit goals of dropping the value of real-estate. It's a toug

I once spent a whole afternoon thinking about how one could make a political campaign with the explicit goals of dropping the value of real-estate. It's a tough one, breaking against most economic dogmas: foreigners and second home owners would be severely limited to stop them from abusing the system, while existing mortgages would need to be taken as a shared loss between the banks and the homeowners. The alternative seems to be a broken society, and sadly that might be more probable.