In reading a really nice book by Patrick Condon called “broken cities : land speculation, inequality, and urban crisis”. Anyway, without policy change, I don’t think it’s very likely that rent will significantly decrease in the long run… building more end up benefiting landlords, not tenants.
In reading a really nice book by Patrick Condon called “broken cities : land speculation, inequality, and urban crisis”. Anyway, without policy change, I don’t think it’s very likely that rent will significantly decrease in the long run… building more end up benefiting landlords, not tenants.
Not low enough.