@ChrisMayLA6 2 highly likely outcomes are increased house price inflation and further down the track more foreclosures. Depending on rental supply and competition, there may be an increase in rental prices (this happened in Australia)
The best ways to solve housing issues are to build more, both private and public housing.
@ChrisMayLA6 Your question also raises the question of how goodwill is calculated and reported. I can't recall an instance of a company's annual report commenting on goodwill, even after their reputation tanked through their own actions.
Yes, I've always thought 'goodwill' is really the residual between that can be valued & the market price.... because 'goodwill' sounds better than 'speculative premium'
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2 highly likely outcomes are increased house price inflation and further down the track more foreclosures. Depending on rental supply and competition, there may be an increase in rental prices (this happened in Australia)
The best ways to solve housing issues are to build more, both private and public housing.
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Your question also raises the question of how goodwill is calculated and reported. I can't recall an instance of a company's annual report commenting on goodwill, even after their reputation tanked through their own actions.
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Yes, I've always thought 'goodwill' is really the residual between that can be valued & the market price.... because 'goodwill' sounds better than 'speculative premium'
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