> where home ownership is insanely cheap due to low demand, but people don’t want to do it. No one does it because there are no jobs in those places. We're fai

> where home ownership is insanely cheap due to low demand, but people don’t want to do it. No one does it because there are no jobs in those places. We're failing as a society to build sufficient housing in areas of economic opportunity. In some areas we're moving backwards, Manhattan housed 300K more people in 1950 than it does today. Not every job can be remote and most types of work benefit from agglomeration effects. Pretending that we can will people to live middle Pennsylvania by creating jobs somehow is foolish when we could simply build housing where the jobs already are.