Faith in capitalism.
London was at the point you describe two decades ago with bottlenecks of transport, e.g. Heathrow or Paddington, neither of which seem possible to expand. The housing crash never came, 2008 was just fine and, even with the Brexit pause on all possible decision making, prices just keep going upwards for property.
Never give up faith in capitalism. Even if you would prefer socialism.
A lot of people including myself would like a grand reset of the whole capitalist rent seeking enterprise. But our prayers are nothing compared to their capital.
The other thing is that if there is a crash then the 1% can buy even more property and other assets at a bargain price. Whatever happens they win. Only a popular revolution can save us.