Ironically, investment grade housing ensures that for multi-child households, the price of a home is generally too high to afford the buyout of other family mem

Ironically, investment grade housing ensures that for multi-child households, the price of a home is generally too high to afford the buyout of other family members, so the "family home" is more likely to bubble up to someone wealthy enough to buy it as a rental. Just another way the market perversely guides capital toward a centralized population due to the quirks of estate management.