When you're dealing with decades of property bubble accumulation, there's no magic fix—prices have to come down, and all that excess capacity needs to get cleared out of the system. Sounds harsh, but that's how markets actually reset. The tricky part? If you keep trying to artificially prop up prices and pump new development into the mix, you're not solving the problem. You're just dragging out the pain and making the final bill even bigger. It's like trying to hold your breath underwater—sooner or later, you have to surface. The longer you delay the correction, the messier it gets.