最新报道:Global housing crisis stems from mismatched supply, demand, and affordability rather than a shortage of homes, with uneven distribution and policy inefficiencies driving economic instability. Countries like the U.S., Japan, and Italy face vacant properties alongside homelessness, highlighting location and affordability issues over quantity. Politicians' focus on quantitative targets often neglects land access and zoning, requiring value-driven reforms like infill development and transit-integrated planning to address systemic challenges.