> You're the one who brought them up. I only referred to the average of homeownership rate over the decades. So inequality is still irrelevant there. > Becaus

> You're the one who brought them up. I only referred to the average of homeownership rate over the decades. So inequality is still irrelevant there. > Because it's what many people mean when the talk about housing affordability. Given the homeownership rate is 66% and has been around that number for many decades, I am sure a lot of "regular working people" are homeowners. Unless you think that segment is a minority of the society, in which case they should not be called "regular".