Don't forget both the carrot and stick are at work here. Not only do new paradigms get factored into the price of land (as demand-side forces), but also laws ba

Don't forget both the carrot and stick are at work here. Not only do new paradigms get factored into the price of land (as demand-side forces), but also laws backed by land owners arise that resist those paradigms from becoming mainstream (as supply-side forces). So car ownership and urban roads are heavily regulated, dual incomes are taxed at a higher rate, social security will never become a universal basic income, and security/privacy and OHS legal requirements will affect the viability of remote work.