Empty storefronts are killing neighbourhoods
I came here to read the inevitable second-order effects discussion, that is to say, if cities enact things like vacancy rate they will cause extra unforeseen problems.<p>But, I&#x27;ve never seen anyone discuss second order effects from hedge funds, or rich developers.<p>Can someone explain why second order effects are only relevant and as powerful when it is a government entity. Hedge funds and large corporations often seem like they have more power and often much more agility than governments. And, they have impacts far greater as well at times.<p>Is this a relevant question? What am I missing?