I mean the "ownership & political classes" created the situation. Almost all of this can be traced to massive inflows into cities and a failure to build enough

I mean the "ownership & political classes" created the situation. Almost all of this can be traced to massive inflows into cities and a failure to build enough housing in those cities. Construction hasn't been limited by people not wanting to build shit but rather zoning, environmental impact, "social", and a half dozen other excuses. Maybe mass remote work will fix this by spreading people out over cheaper area's but I have my doubts on how much remote work will last through this next economic cycle.