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Um, no. It's very well-documented that the reason rent is high is because the locals are strongly resisting the development of new properties. The resulting sup
by enraged_camel 11y ago
Um, no. It's very well-documented that the reason rent is high is because the locals are strongly resisting the development of new properties. The resulting supply shortage, combined with overwhelming demand, makes property prices skyrocket. Therefore, companies end up having to offer high salaries to compensate.
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