> You can always build more dense housing on land that is in high demand. In fact, doing that is the most obvious and effective way to keep prices low for desir

> You can always build more dense housing on land that is in high demand. In fact, doing that is the most obvious and effective way to keep prices low for desirable locales. Backed up by pretty much all the economic research on the subject in the last decade. In which dense cities in Canada (or the USA) did this work, resulting in a desirable dense city with cheap housing?