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6/18/2025, 9:33:51 PM
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>What even are the implications of the Chinese buying American land while also selling only to other Chinese nationals?
As an American, you can buy a house in Japan. For example, here is a house you could buy in Japan for 10,000 yen. ($69 at the current exchage rate)
https://www.athome.co.jp/kodate/6986703621/
Like, if you could live in it for a few days, you already got your money's worth. And do you know why houses are so cheap in Japan? Because housing is not an investment. It's not something horded. 1 in 6 houses in the US are vacant. There is no crisis. There are way more empty houses than there are homeless in the US. The problem is the distribution system, not a lack of housing. And part of the problem with the distribution of houses is your unwillingness to move to where houses are available.
>What even are the implications of the Chinese buying American land while also selling only to other Chinese nationals?
As an American, you can buy a house in Japan. For example, here is a house you could buy in Japan for 10,000 yen. ($69 at the current exchage rate)
https://www.athome.co.jp/kodate/6986703621/
Like, if you could live in it for a few days, you already got your money's worth. And do you know why houses are so cheap in Japan? Because housing is not an investment. It's not something horded. 1 in 6 houses in the US are vacant. There is no crisis. There are way more empty houses than there are homeless in the US. The problem is the distribution system, not a lack of housing. And part of the problem with the distribution of houses is your unwillingness to move to where houses are available.
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