It's almost like a long-slow-great-depression. We can see these trends (average house price in Toronto / Vancouver exceed $1m) but nothing happens to reverse th

It's almost like a long-slow-great-depression. We can see these trends (average house price in Toronto / Vancouver exceed $1m) but nothing happens to reverse them. Plodding and lumbering forwards, the depression continues. Recently I've read a few articles about how "the Exodus of millenials threatens these cities' economies" http://www.vancouversun.com/touch/news/exodus+millennials+threatens+metro+vancouver+economy/11070861/story.html http://www.vancouversun.com/touch/news/exodus+millennials+th... (specifically, Vancouver but consider this as a cannary in a coalmine) Some of the massively expensive cities don't have the infrastructure to support a London-like commuter lifestyle. LA traffic & all the young people leave? They'll go somewhere else entirely.