And how does wealth vs income play into this? What is considered "fair game" to you?
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when it's directly relevant to the policy issue at hand it's fine. Otherwise distasteful.
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Housing costs may be driven by those factors, but housing PRICES are determined by supply and demand.
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OK, but we're pretty far from the floor, lol.
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not so. Some bonds have negative return. It's about risk adjusted yield.
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remove from thread please!
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Don't think it's helpful. Our job is to persuade that housing as investment is safe while also creating new choices
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totally different mentality and a different kind of righteousness than Berkeley.
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if you expect wild appreciation, yes. If you're happy with it just holding value, I'd argue no
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because you're still hedging against rent hikes, and buying valuable stability
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