Japan has 10 million surplus homes

[Knajjd]

From the article:

Japan will likely see an excess supply of 10 million dwelling units in 2023, due partly to government housing policy through the 2000s that ignored falling demand caused by a shrinking population.

Article link here:
https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Datawatch/More-empty-homes-Japan-s-housing-glut-to-hit-10m-in-2023

 

[LeFrenchCel]

Isn't it the same problem in every country?

Plenty of properties being unoccupied because richfags don't want to make rent accessible?

 

[gymletethnicel]

I think it's completely ridiculous how countries like Japan and South Korea with shrinking populations and excess homes, have an extremely strict policy on migration. While Western countries with overpopulation and not enough homes, have lenient migration policies. It doesn't make sense.

 

[trognarukk]

The term " wageslaving" does not come even close to the ricecels that have to work 24/7

 

[Friezacel]

I think it's completely ridiculous how countries like Japan and South Korea with shrinking populations and excess homes, have an extremely strict policy on migration. While Western countries with overpopulation and not enough homes, have lenient migration policies. It doesn't make sense.

They saw what damage sandniggers and niggers do in Europe and dont want the same