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Originally Posted by topfiverecords
A housing policy isn't meant to address immigration policy and migration. You don't say.
We can't possibly build enough to have more houses relative to buyers based on the current predicted population increase. The demand is so high, that all that is achieved is more people actually get housing, not at any reduced price. Sure, it helps alleviate things getting worse, but improving the situation is the aim, not just maintaining it.
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I'm confused. We're saying that because immigration, the housing thing can't work.
Do you think we can fix the problem without a housing component, or no?
Our municipal government can't do much directly about immigration or migration, so isn't the housing aspect a very critical and pertinent component of the overall solution?