If you want to see more housing created, instituting economic policies/conditions that support and reward that creation is probably going to work out better tha

If you want to see more housing created, instituting economic policies/conditions that support and reward that creation is probably going to work out better than policies that do the opposite. I can’t see any way that passing down non-market rate rent does that. Passing a property to my kids requires me to have bought it previously (rewarding the creator of it, either directly or indirectly via a chain of transactions).