> So picture a subdivision where 80% of the houses are broken down, priced too high, incomplete, or put together haphazardly. Well, in a typical subdivision, t

> So picture a subdivision where 80% of the houses are broken down, priced too high, incomplete, or put together haphazardly. Well, in a typical subdivision, this is actually the case. Construction quality for housing in the US and Canada is woeful, though a lot of it isn't the carpenters' fault (but some of it is).