> Housing crisis is observed in almost all what is called "first world" (europe, japan, usa). You mentioning Japan gives out that you maybe don't know what you

> Housing crisis is observed in almost all what is called "first world" (europe, japan, usa). You mentioning Japan gives out that you maybe don't know what you are talking about. > I believe that 90% of the issue is more global than a regulation. Or maybe the case it, that also globally most urban areas tend to develop a version of excessive regulation.