> Right, that works in theory, but in the real world it’s not happening. This is a fair reasonable and response to the article. In essence you are arguing: the

> Right, that works in theory, but in the real world it’s not happening. This is a fair reasonable and response to the article. In essence you are arguing: the housing market can act irrationally and is seemingly disconnected from the underlying asset. Furthermore, people get hurt by these spikes in prices. The reason I responded to your original comment was not to pick apart who is right but because you seemed to be attacking a point that the article didn't make.