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If the demand for housing increases faster than the supply increases then yes prices will still go up. They just go up less than they would if supply hadn’t inc
by DoughnutHole 3y ago
If the demand for housing increases faster than the supply increases then yes prices will still go up. They just go up less than they would if supply hadn’t increased.
Even the cities in the US that are building aren’t building nearly fast enough.
- mlrtime 3y agoIn desirable areas, the new buildings create new demand AND supply. It doesn't ever balance.
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