This is why the "just add more supply" argument is so flimsy. It assumes that cities aren't adding more supply, and it assumes that there are no real physical c

This is why the "just add more supply" argument is so flimsy. It assumes that cities aren't adding more supply, and it assumes that there are no real physical constraints to growth. The City of Vancouver raised development fees in order to hire more people to approve development faster. Some will say they're still apparently not adding supply fast enough. Maybe the rate of supply creation isn't the problem here...