I don't think so, especially with the relative wealth erosion over the last 50 years. This also doesnt explain the timing. We should have seen a more gradual in

I don't think so, especially with the relative wealth erosion over the last 50 years. This also doesnt explain the timing. We should have seen a more gradual increase, not such a sharp increase. I suspect it's people cashing out of more expensive southern metropolitan areas (semi/coastal cities). These are investments by climate refugees who can work remotely.