Cheap home ownership in the flood zoneWhy ban construction in an area at risk of flooding? Why not simply "Only floatable houses may be used"?
Flooding can now occur in areas where it would previously have been considered impossible and out of the question. The reaction of politicians to this is to declare the area a flood zone, a red zone, a building ban. If a real estate speculator were to bet on higher prices, he could not find a more perfect ally than this policy. It is well known that supply and demand determine the price. If there is a shortage of supply, the price goes up. This is why housing is gradually becoming unaffordably expensive and wages have to be so high that the economy becomes uncompetitive. Looking at California and all the working people who live in tents or cars, one can only say “Austria has not to become California”. As a typical example: in a place known for flooding, building land costs €500/m². For 500 m², that is currently €1,257 per month over 30 years. In the flood zone, a building ban secured by a bulwark of laws. If you were to build a €150,000 house on a 500 m² plot, the loan installment would be €2,007. Because the loan installment may not exceed 40% of the household income, €5,018 household income. How would the residents of these places rejoice if building plots were available in the flood zone for €50/m²? 30,000 extra for the Venezia option. That would mean a loan installment of €1,032 and a household income of €2,580. 
Why ban construction in an area at risk of flooding? Why not simply “Only floating houses may be used”? Why is land use constantly argued in terms of acreage for food? Couldn't modern technology such as vertical gardening aeroponics make do with a fraction of the land for food? Shouldn't we suspect a misanthropic attitude behind this anti-technology attitude? According to the motto, humans must be contained and crammed together?
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