I get your point that you’re not the buyer, and you’re not the one inflating prices. That said, if you are worth as much as you say, you are clearly not middle

I get your point that you’re not the buyer, and you’re not the one inflating prices. That said, if you are worth as much as you say, you are clearly not middle income with average resources. You say I’m barking up the wrong tree, but the tree in question is a system that’s pricing out entire generations. Are we just supposed to shrug and say “that’s how it works”? This is capitalism I know, but that doesn't mean it's right. The fact that something sells doesn’t mean it’s justified, it means the top 1% still has the liquidity to win every bidding war. That’s not “the market”... that’s an engineered, artificial scarcity propped up by investment groups, zoning failure, and captured politics. My goal isn’t to change you... it’s to chronicle and question what's become accepted practice.