A developer charges as much as they can for their rental units. If profitable they take that surplus and build new units up until the point that the marginal cost of providing an apartment is equal to the marginal revenue for renting such a unit. This isn't due to benevolence but how you maximize profit. The developer also pays taxes which pays for public services
The problem with this so called 'market system' is it allows people to chose their neighbors through bidding only on properties they know the poors can't afford.
If the French wanted citizens to have the freedom of (dis)association they would have written it into their constitution.
A developer charges as much as they can for their rental units. If profitable they take that surplus and build new units up until the point that the marginal cost of providing an apartment is equal to the marginal revenue for renting such a unit. This isn't due to benevolence but how you maximize profit. The developer also pays taxes which pays for public services
So yes, I am in favor of this system.