Traditional economic theory should handle liquidity in pricing. That is it would be a weird market where prices were artificially high for houses you couldn’t

Traditional economic theory should handle liquidity in pricing. That is it would be a weird market where prices were artificially high for houses you couldn’t sell quickly. The price would just lower and the rent should follow. I’m experienced enough to believe markets don’t follow traditional models, but in this thought experiment at least liquidity isn’t an interesting new unknown variable.