The term "ridiculously affordable" is really a rich one. Anyways I think you're implying that removing rent stabilization would have a net downward pressure on

The term "ridiculously affordable" is really a rich one. Anyways I think you're implying that removing rent stabilization would have a net downward pressure on prices. While that may be true and it seems reasonable, I'd like to see some data to back that up. You do realize that a major reason rent stabilization exists is to protect people from being evicted out of their homes as the price of the surrounding area increases, right?