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You could also argue that there was population growth, and we might not see that in future. So under-building in the future will be harder, as houses exist. O
by jopsen 2y ago
You could also argue that there was population growth, and we might not see that in future.
So under-building in the future will be harder, as houses exist.
Of course, it's hard to know how population growth will work out in the future. And even harder to know how it'll work out in your neighborhood :D
- bobthepanda 2y agoeven without population growth, household size decline means that there will be more demand for housing, since the same amount of people divided by smaller household size = more households.