In many countries, following the post-war baby boom, there has been a surge in housing construction and residential development.
However, in the present day, birth rates are declining, and available space for development is shrinking. As a result, abandoned houses and towns are becoming more common in these countries.
The strategies of “scrap and build” or “redevelopment” are potential solutions, but we must carefully consider how real estate distribution should occur. It should incorporate aspects of “inheritance” and “accumulation,” even when transactions involve third parties.
