> People are skeptical because they don't understand basic economics Or they've learned that simple models don't always capture reality. > When building polic

> People are skeptical because they don't understand basic economics Or they've learned that simple models don't always capture reality. > When building policies are reasonable developers target wider swaths of the market. Do the sources you've cited here or any others you're aware of present a reasonable number of situations where this has happened and led to a decrease in housing prices? Because I've never been able to find any kind of decrease independent of a demand collapse.