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rent is 40% of the increase in the consumer price index. which is interesting because EXISTING BUILDINGS DIDNT HAVE SUPPLY SIDE COST INCREASES OF 40%
rent is 40% of the increase in the consumer price index. which is interesting because EXISTING BUILDINGS DIDNT HAVE SUPPLY SIDE COST INCREASES OF 40%
@kate it's almost as if making shelter ownership the primary means of capital acquisition available to average citizens and then building every single policy around that fact trying to ensure "house line go up" for decades while simultaneously enacting policies locking many many people out of that would turn out to have disastrous consequences decades later who could have predicted