> 551,800 home shortfall for low-income renters There is also a shortfall of Ferraris for low budgeted car buyers. /s I say this, in jest, to illustrate that

> 551,800 home shortfall for low-income renters There is also a shortfall of Ferraris for low budgeted car buyers. /s I say this, in jest, to illustrate that part of the issue is the North American perspective of the minimum viable living space. Many of our regulations increase the cost of production to the point that there is no viable solution at the price point that people can afford. I think we need a rise of micro units to allow people to live where they can afford. The capitalist side of me says "Why should a developer take a unit of resources an intentionally make it generate less revenue?" The claim usually goes that capitalism uses the constrained resources of a society at maximal benefit...