Indeed, I did copy that out wrong, but I don't think your argument that housing is substantially higher today than the 80s or 90s stands. Nor does today surpas

Indeed, I did copy that out wrong, but I don't think your argument that housing is substantially higher today than the 80s or 90s stands. Nor does today surpass all of the 80s. As I stated before, the ratio of units to households was a higher from 1984 to 1999 than today. It is higher than the 1970s, but there was a housing crisis in the 70s to early 80s, so that doesn't mean much, especially given it's a relatively recent change. 2012 to 2022 was worse than the 70s.