There's not an infinite supply of wealthy people at the top of the market. The more of those units that get built, the tighter the margins get squeezed and the

There's not an infinite supply of wealthy people at the top of the market. The more of those units that get built, the tighter the margins get squeezed and the less attractive it becomes to build those. Fixing zoning laws doesn't necessarily mean having no zoning laws. Ok, building more housing is "brute force." The other option on the table seems to be a tiny sliver of poor people win the artificially low priced housing lottery. I understand why that might feel good, but I don't see how it actually solves the problem in the long run.