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Does higher demand for housing increase housing demand? Waste twelve minutes of your life to find out!
are housing prices controlled by investment funds and AirBnB buyouts with no relation to demand? shocking!
No, those are part of the demand ...
well … artificial scarcity and manufactured demand for something that’s a human right …
EDIT: hey, not bad, UK is only 1 vacant home per unhoused compared to the US’s 28:1 …