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if there is a demand for 200sqm space - why wont someone rent 2000 sqm and subrent?

• zo1 3y ago
  Here's my low-effort snarky response to your question: Pesky Laws, ordinances, labor rules, and MBAs with fancy graphs that say something is "unprofitable".
• shiroiuma 3y ago
  Because that's extra work and risk for a small return, plus local ordinances might not even allow it, or would make it difficult. Being a commercial landlord isn't that easy. And there might be "demand", but not at the prices being offered.
  • katbyte 3y ago
    As with many things “not profitable enough” is a huge detriment to society and a huge flaw with unchecked capitalism when so much wealth accumulates at the top
    • shiroiuma 3y ago
      Sure, but what are you going to do about it when most of your voters keep voting for policies that result in this?