> Do they just find 20% smaller houses every year? Just fixing the index would have a huge impact The opposite, people are in significantly larger and better e

> Do they just find 20% smaller houses every year? Just fixing the index would have a huge impact The opposite, people are in significantly larger and better equipped houses than they used to be. I also think 20% is pretty steep outside of the most desirable areas in the US, which are akin to complaining about the pricing becoming unreasonable in your country club. The top end of the market shouldn't be used to track inflation, we should use the median.