Quote from: YOSHIE on Today at 01:09:43 PM

Quote from: Macro Exchange on July 16, 2025, 02:11:33 PM

Is this the beginning of a structural economic change - or just another bubble waiting to pop? Huh

That was caused by some changes in policy from the local government, especially in the economic field, free assistance houses, cash assistance to become the community to be lazy To think long -term to think of homes added to the economy today is bad for global life.

My country this year issued 3000 free livable houses, this is one of the structural economic changes, you can use money for investment purposes, The opportunity for opportunities to get is very possible, for that many today in my area of new young people who are married do not need to think of home, Enough to be a volunteer candidate for your governor will get a house or become a supporter alone, that's how the change is currently ongoing.

Importing massive quantities of migrants, most of who are useless and parasites is not helping either. The result of house pricing explosion is solely the result of bad policy. Those with interest in cheap labor and good even if useless statistics fund economic think thanks that produce fearmongering on population decline. As if a stable population would mean that a nation is going to implode very soon after. Even short periods of population decline would not be bad at all, but interests that control the narrative do not want this.

Were it not for such things, the prices of houses would be much more reasonable. To add on all of that is the ability of massive corporation to hold endless portofolios of houses. This leads to the increase in rent costs and house costs which further makes this situation worse.