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by qeternity
1736 days ago
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Yes and no. Yes, property investment and speculation and inflate prices beyond their consumptive utility. But no in the sense that commercial real estate investors are a small chunk of the global RE market. The vast majority of residential property are owned by the tenants. We have turned housing into the largest retirement fund and don't have a way of undoing that. And we have exacerbated this by deciding to push interests rates artificially low so that all sorts of people who otherwise would be priced out of home ownership, are now part of the demand curve competing against the same supply curve. |
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