No you are wrong, that's not how prices are set. Supply in urban centres is already below demand leading to bidding, setting the price by affordability. We jus

No you are wrong, that's not how prices are set. Supply in urban centres is already below demand leading to bidding, setting the price by affordability. We just had this in the UK. The government put up costs for landlords who all said rents would rise. They fell because people have less money due to inflation in other cost areas.