Build. More. Housing.

Literally just build more homes. Social, private, build them all

$900 cheap too

Won’t matter because real estate will buy it up

yep isn't there like over million vacant houses in California houses alone?

Yep!

Companies don’t solve demand but exploit it in our current economic framework

They wasn't taking him seriously

This is true, however the more housing still means they will be taking more costs on and the rate of appreciation in value will slow drastically

You can’t have more land so it’ll never depreciate. Building more housing for the sake of “preserving private institutions” while also providing is a wasteful and ideologically purist stance to take, especially when existing housing is out there, except it’s being used as a trade commodity

Value will only increase and long term gains will skyrocket
It’s a smart investment choice to keep it doing because people will need homes no matter what, especially if you lobby for legislature that makes it harder to secure a house

Instead these companies should not exist and the state should handle land/property distribution so that people don’t excessively profit off of people who need to put a roof over their heads

These R-E companies don’t even build the houses they buy up existing property

I'm registered under his party lol. At least when I was 17/18

Land value tax

Good policy for this

My 2br has gone from 950 to 1100 to 1750 from 2019 until now.

Landlord is talking about another increase to 2250 next year, I’m legit being priced out. At 950 I lived good, at 1100 I was comfortable, now at 1750 me and the wife are both doing gigs after work and on weekends to live. We will both need two full time jobs when they raise it to 2250.

what year was it 950? thats a huge jump lol is the area way nicer now?

950 was 2019. The area was getting nicer but it was hit hard by COVID. It’s gone up in January for the past two years now.

bruh what 😭😭

1300 in 2 years? 🤯

you should look at a low down payment mortgage

Its hard outhere

what area is this

Southern Maine

I’m just worried about buying a house with the inflated prices rn and then having my value plummet overnight, but it’s something I’m considering

hmm

My old apartment’s rent went up $150 every single year until I was eventually forced out it. No renovations, no improvements, just multiple rent spikes.

Only thing that didn’t go up was my pay

Neo-feudalism when?

im paying 2000