> The few super rich people who buy 100 million dollar properties in the middle of a city for personal use as their only home are not the problem. What about

> The few super rich people who buy 100 million dollar properties in the middle of a city for personal use as their only home are not the problem. What about all of the billionaires buying ridiculous properties in Manhattan as havens for their ill-gotten gains? If they aren't the problem, who is? > The solution is never to tax working people even more just because they want to have a home. Ok, so it's not the rich and it's not the working people. Who is the problem?