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I don't really have an opinion on the conclusion, but it seems like some of the supporting charts are weak. For example, new housing per capita doesn't indicate
by thrownaway2424 12y ago
I don't really have an opinion on the conclusion, but it seems like some of the supporting charts are weak. For example, new housing per capita doesn't indicate shortage, and in fact I would expect this metric to fall to zero in case of a housing glut. What you really want is new construction per new households, ideally, or at least per new population. You don't need to build new houses for your existing population.
- dnautics 12y agoespecially if you're coming out of an overbuilding boom where too many housing units were built out of sheer speculative investment that destroyed a lot of equity.