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No, but they can just keep buying up a large share of the houses you build. You probably can keeping building to a point where foreign investors begin to lose
by chc 12y ago
No, but they can just keep buying up a large share of the houses you build.
You probably can keeping building to a point where foreign investors begin to lose interest — but Americans do not generally like very dense housing, so this sort of becomes throwing out the baby with the bathwater. You're potentially making housing more affordable by turning the neighborhood into a ghetto.
- seanflyon 12y agoThat sounds great to me. Build a dense section of town and soak up obscene amounts of foreign money. I don't think super expensive apartments are the most likely to become a ghetto.