To solve America's housing crisis, build public housing

What you mean by lopsided?
I knew that Munich was the most expensive city there (i am not sure if this is completely accurate).
Alas, i don’t speak German, what was the article about?

Well, rent has gone up by 50% in the last ten years, but only in Munich has it been going up so high. It’s also spilled over into the whole commuter rail region, but in other regions the rent has not been going up as badly. Some regions have actually seen real estate prices go down, because of negative population growth.

Actually, I guess you could compare it with the difference between Detroit, Michigan and Austin, Texas. People go where the jobs are faster than housing can be built to accommodate them.

Sorry, I missed this - by efficient I mean energy efficient, following sustainable practices, etc.

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