Who said anything about disposable? In fact, they could make attractive rental investments maintained and held over decades if not a century. See Vienna’s social or privately owned housing that is rented out.

Housing simply should not be seen as the primary personal investment vehicle for the average person.

By their own nature, they will never be disposable in the original sense of that word.

"Consumption" doesn't mean disposable, it means homes should be used to be used to fulfill needs and desires, and not used to increase wealth (as an investment good).

Easiest way to do that is a land value tax; the home itself is not what is appreciating in value anyways, the land is what is appreciating.

So instead of private megalandlords you want government gigalandlords.

Please, taxing something doesn't mean the government owns it. Does the government own someone's home because they have to pay property taxes to the city for paving the streets and running the garbage service?

They are collecting rent as taxes and if you don't pay the rent they kick you out. I'd say they own it.

The homeowner just owns the liabilities.

Do you think the government owns you too, since they take a portion of the proceeds of your work and will put you in jail if you don't pay it?

Nope

Good point. At the end of the day, men with guns will come and put you in a cage if you disobey. Drafts are pretty nightmarish too, if you think about it.