ilmscore | Prediction Details
"In the Netherlands, this was also tried, but it was found to restrict supply, spike prices, and believe it or not, new homeowners tended to be richer than the renters that they were replacing. The same also applies to Denmark and New Zealand, who tried to limit home ownership. In both of those cases, it made no difference to home prices, and by 2023, the government tried to reattract foreign capital."
By Graham Stephan | January 8, 2026 | Incorrect
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Interpreted Prediction
Housing ownership limitations in the Netherlands, Denmark, and New Zealand failed to lower prices and in some cases increased them, leading to efforts to reattract foreign capital by 2023.
AI Evaluation Notes
Based on research, the Netherlands and New Zealand have not entirely abandoned measures to limit housing ownership, and there's no definitive evidence of a full-scale effort to 're-attract foreign capital' in housing by 2023 in the manner described. Some adjustments and debates occurred, but not a complete reversal as predicted [cite: i].

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Housing Policy

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