> “Home building resources” are not fixed, then can expand and contract like any other part of the economy. I never said building resources were fixed so not s

> “Home building resources” are not fixed, then can expand and contract like any other part of the economy. I never said building resources were fixed so not sure why you needed to rebut that. I did say the there was competition for them which infers 1) they are a limited resources and 2) more demand for them drives up costs. That might be mitigated somewhat if suppliers want to invest in and spin up new manufacturing - which may or may not happen depending on how shareholder pressure manifests.