Real estate is a sector of it's own and just like rvery other sector, it has its contribution to the economy. It may not create much jobs like other sector, but it is an integral part of the economy because shelter full under the basic needs of man. If real estate  companies pay taxes, that is enough since the money realised from such taxation can be invested into agriculture and other sectors that create more jobs. Hence, I don't agree with you that real estate kills the economy.  Property isn't killing the agricultural sector, but if property developments are built on land that is primarily agricultural, the agricultural sector will generally shrink because it is squeezed by the numerous property developments. However, if the property development truly doesn't disrupt agricultural land or land used for other sectors, then it's fair to say that property isn't killing agriculture. So, this is more about the location of the development, because if no one is being sacrificed, there's no killing involved. The developers sometimes doesn't care about the land to build the real estate and i am the witness about that because in my places some developers have starting to buy hectares of rice fields from the farmers and the purposes why they did that because the developers want to build the real estate on the rice fields and this situation make the farmer cannot produce rice paddy anymore because they had sell their rice fields to the developers even with the cheap prices and there were some coercion to the farmer those who don't want to sell rice fields will received threats these condition make the farmers don't have jobs anymore so, this is small proof that real estate can kill the economy or at least from agriculture sector
Real estate is a sector of it's own and just like rvery other sector, it has its contribution to the economy. It may not create much jobs like other sector, but it is an integral part of the economy because shelter full under the basic needs of man. If real estate  companies pay taxes, that is enough since the money realised from such taxation can be invested into agriculture and other sectors that create more jobs. Hence, I don't agree with you that real estate kills the economy.  Property isn't killing the agricultural sector, but if property developments are built on land that is primarily agricultural, the agricultural sector will generally shrink because it is squeezed by the numerous property developments. However, if the property development truly doesn't disrupt agricultural land or land used for other sectors, then it's fair to say that property isn't killing agriculture. So, this is more about the location of the development, because if no one is being sacrificed, there's no killing involved. The developers sometimes doesn't care about the land to build the real estate and i am the witness about that because in my places some developers have starting to buy hectares of rice fields from the farmers and the purposes why they did that because the developers want to build the real estate on the rice fields and this situation make the farmer cannot produce rice paddy anymore because they had sell their rice fields to the developers even with the cheap prices and there were some coercion to the farmer those who don't want to sell rice fields will received threats these condition make the farmers don't have jobs anymore so, this is small proof that real estate can kill the economy or at least from agriculture sector

Real estate is a sector of it's own and just like rvery other sector, it has its contribution to the economy. It may not create much jobs like other sector, but it is an integral part of the economy because shelter full under the basic needs of man. If real estate  companies pay taxes, that is enough since the money realised from such taxation can be invested into agriculture and other sectors that create more jobs. Hence, I don't agree with you that real estate kills the economy.  Property isn't killing the agricultural sector, but if property developments are built on land that is primarily agricultural, the agricultural sector will generally shrink because it is squeezed by the numerous property developments. However, if the property development truly doesn't disrupt agricultural land or land used for other sectors, then it's fair to say that property isn't killing agriculture. So, this is more about the location of the development, because if no one is being sacrificed, there's no killing involved. The developers sometimes doesn't care about the land to build the real estate and i am the witness about that because in my places some developers have starting to buy hectares of rice fields from the farmers and the purposes why they did that because the developers want to build the real estate on the rice fields and this situation make the farmer cannot produce rice paddy anymore because they had sell their rice fields to the developers even with the cheap prices and there were some coercion to the farmer those who don't want to sell rice fields will received threats these condition make the farmers don't have jobs anymore so, this is small proof that real estate can kill the economy or at least from agriculture sector

Real estate is a sector of it's own and just like rvery other sector, it has its contribution to the economy. It may not create much jobs like other sector, but it is an integral part of the economy because shelter full under the basic needs of man. If real estate  companies pay taxes, that is enough since the money realised from such taxation can be invested into agriculture and other sectors that create more jobs. Hence, I don't agree with you that real estate kills the economy.  Property isn't killing the agricultural sector, but if property developments are built on land that is primarily agricultural, the agricultural sector will generally shrink because it is squeezed by the numerous property developments. However, if the property development truly doesn't disrupt agricultural land or land used for other sectors, then it's fair to say that property isn't killing agriculture. So, this is more about the location of the development, because if no one is being sacrificed, there's no killing involved. The developers sometimes doesn't care about the land to build the real estate and i am the witness about that because in my places some developers have starting to buy hectares of rice fields from the farmers and the purposes why they did that because the developers want to build the real estate on the rice fields and this situation make the farmer cannot produce rice paddy anymore because they had sell their rice fields to the developers even with the cheap prices and there were some coercion to the farmer those who don't want to sell rice fields will received threats these condition make the farmers don't have jobs anymore so, this is small proof that real estate can kill the economy or at least from agriculture sector