> You can't really reduce housing demand in any way that would be good. You can, especially locally. For instance, if you normalize remote work in society to t

> You can't really reduce housing demand in any way that would be good. You can, especially locally. For instance, if you normalize remote work in society to the extent that a significant portion of people won't feel any strong need to cram into massive metropolises just to be able to get a job with which to support themselves, you'll reduce the housing demand in those metropolises somewhat and distribute that demand over the nearly endless rural areas and small towns of $YOUR_COUNTRY instead, where the supply of land on which to build on massively overshadows that of metropolises.