Yes the cause and effect goes the other way, I just mean to reinforce that the added supply didn't move the needle. Certainly prices would be higher if the bui

Yes the cause and effect goes the other way, I just mean to reinforce that the added supply didn't move the needle. Certainly prices would be higher if the buildings hadn't been built, but one wonders just how many buildings does one have to build to get prices to drop? Possibly it's an unrealistically high number.