> If you look at real estate prices vs CPI since MMT really began, real estate grew much faster than CPI, in some cities over twice as fast. That is a direct re

> If you look at real estate prices vs CPI since MMT really began, real estate grew much faster than CPI, in some cities over twice as fast. That is a direct result of all the excess money that wasn't needed for productive endeavours finding a "safe" place to be parked. Seems like a post hoc ergo proctor hoc fallacy. There are plenty of safe investments that could also be productive, that doesn't say anything about why real estate specifically.