The current landowners have the entire supply. They tear down all the affordable housing on campus. A few developers then control all rentals on campus which enables them to inflate the demand artificially. That’s not a free market. That’s a cartel of corruption.
So this sounds more like a supply and demand problem. The concept of renting itself isn’t the issue.
The current landowners have the entire supply. They tear down all the affordable housing on campus. A few developers then control all rentals on campus which enables them to inflate the demand artificially. That’s not a free market. That’s a cartel of corruption.
I think you meant to say they decreased the supply.
Thanks John Locke
Why stop there? If we can imagine a better capitalism than the one we have today, then we can imagine something better than capitalism entirely.
I can imagine lots of things.
And yet articulate none. No solutions, just pearl clutching