> It's the poor use of land right now that I believe is the main driver of poor affordability of housing. If someone has their property for 30 years and decide

> It's the poor use of land right now that I believe is the main driver of poor affordability of housing. If someone has their property for 30 years and decides not to sell, isn’t that a reflection of the market not sufficiently valuing their property? Everyone has their price in a free market, exorbitant as it may seem to others.