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You are confusing land and housing - they are not the same. Land area is fixed but habitable space is not. In built up areas the constraint on building new hous
by spikels 12y ago
You are confusing land and housing - they are not the same. Land area is fixed but habitable space is not. In built up areas the constraint on building new housing is largely regulatory (mostly planning regulations).
- stolio 12y agoI lump land and housing together because that's how reality does it. Aside from trailer-houses they all stay on one piece of land for the duration. If an analysis depends on houses being able to fluidly change land positions I don't think it would be very useful.