No in this capitalism situation there is no more chance with the actually prices to own an house.
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Either the housing market will crash after some new laws are applied that specifically target landlords.
Or the price of buying houses will catch up with the cost of building them.
When either of those will happen, I do not know.
I mean we are seeing the results right now of decades of exponential growth. Take a house that costs $100,000 and increase prices from 3-10% per year every year for ten twenty forty years whatever and boom, same house now costs a million bucks. It's not surprising to me at all. Idk how to fix it but it's not surprising.
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Yes. Once we have coordinating unions and global strikes, we make the rules.