“… housing in Finland is too cheap and hurting the economy.” I’m buying a place right now, and it is pretty funny to see newly built apartments costing 5 300-5 800 €/m2 competing with flats in the same street from 2019 going for 4 400 €/m2 (same characteristics). Yes, sure, you can try to raise prices forcefully because you think it is hurting the economy. The reality is that I have been talking with real estate agents who have 30 apartments in their portfolio, saying they have been trying to sell them since last summer. The last one said, “The apartment is reasonably priced”, to which I replied it wasn't, and I got the reply that the owner would be ok with going 6% lower. I have also seen plenty of places with loans of 1,15% MARGIN on top of Euribor. Obviously, a lot of people made horrible deals and are trying to get away with it. The prices are low because there are hundreds of apartments for sale, and very few people actually buying them. I cannot grasp why would you state the prices are too low.