Supply doesn't meet demand. Just look at the units built vs. population growth, as the article mentions. We're experiencing the same thing in Canada. While t

Supply doesn't meet demand. Just look at the units built vs. population growth, as the article mentions. We're experiencing the same thing in Canada. While the numbers show a steady increase in housing starts in Toronto and construction superficially looks healthy, the number of units barely matches population growth, and that's with the recent uptick in construction, after a long period of insufficiency. Unsurprisingly, rental and housing costs are insane here. And when it comes to detached housing, supply is finite. A continually growing population and the suburban dream for all are not really compatible in the long run.