So the post pointed out that home sale prices were increasing in time in terms of the performance of the asset class, and I pointed out that homes were growing

So the post pointed out that home sale prices were increasing in time in terms of the performance of the asset class, and I pointed out that homes were growing in size, and you seem to have fixated on the age of the house rather than the fact that in 1950, the average home was almost 1/3 the size of the average home of 2022, and therefore you would expect it to be much less in price just on that basis alone. I am not sure why there is a cognitive barrier in understanding this. When you buy a home, the performance of that asset will not benefit from comps of much bigger homes that are sold in the future. Is this really confusing? Why am I hitting a wall here? You need to look at price per square foot data if you are going to be doing comps across time, because houses are always getting bigger, but the house you buy is not going to get bigger.