As a few people below have pointed out in various ways, this is a pretty absurd perspective. Quality of life is highly influenced by stability, and being priced

As a few people below have pointed out in various ways, this is a pretty absurd perspective. Quality of life is highly influenced by stability, and being priced out of an area where you're trying to raise a family is the opposite of stability. Is the point of a city to relentlessly grow and attract money, or to provide a good place to live for its residents?