This is just residual due to pre-covid working trends inflating prices in city centers over decades. Pretty clear the trend going forward is for deflation in th

This is just residual due to pre-covid working trends inflating prices in city centers over decades. Pretty clear the trend going forward is for deflation in the previously dense/working urban areas relative to areas such as the Sunbelt. Either policy adapts in these areas to be accommodative for general living, and not simply a hub and spoke office commuting model, or the people leave and area fails to prosper. Hawaii, NYC and some others likely to stay supported due to already being great places to live for other reasons beyond work.