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> legislations that would actually bring down the housing prices is also bad for us Then perhaps we should make a 20 year rollout plan to help us adjust; but,
by t-writescode 2y ago
> legislations that would actually bring down the housing prices is also bad for us
Then perhaps we should make a 20 year rollout plan to help us adjust; but, individuals being able to live in a location for a consistent price and other improved social safety nets are a net positive for society and government is supposed to work *for* society as a whole, not just the elites
- kredd 2y agoI’m a renter, and I would love that. That being said, majority of people in North America own their homes. Since looking at your property as an investment has been normalized, those voters wouldn’t really like that. Something similar is happening in China, where MoM the average housing is depreciating, and they’re trying hard to balance out the economy with incredible investments into manufacturing and tech. I’m not entirely sure how that would pan out in the west.
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