and how many of those are rent controlled and in jurisdictions where housing is in short supply and homelessness is on the rise
It’s like when SF kept reminding that I needed to ask for a water refill because we need to conserve water while farms in the Central Valley are using the majority of it.
When it comes to housing, a singular human priced out of housing is someone who becomes homeless
More housing needs to be built in your scenario. It is not on the shoulders of the demand side. More housing needs to be built and it needs to be built now. We should be guilting the communities that have prevented development from happening. Not John Doe who rents two apartments.