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I know that's how it currently is, but that's in large part due to limits on how many of those kinds of buildings are allowed to be built (and where).
by balfirevic 4y ago
I know that's how it currently is, but that's in large part due to limits on how many of those kinds of buildings are allowed to be built (and where).
- khyryk 4y agoOne has to weigh the probability that (1) said limits are removed and (2) when they're removed, it makes a sufficient difference in prices against being permanently priced out. A house now, or a 5 million dollar apartment for 500k (both figures inflation adjusted) in 50 years? People wouldn't be foolish for going with the former if they're not rich.