You might have replied to the wrong comment. You are talking about people wanting better paying jobs. I am talking about people wanting their house to be an investment.

Perhaps you are implying that even if the price of houses increases, if wages increase at the same rate, then they will cancel out? If so you are describing inflation, and the real cost of houses will be unchanged.

Alternatively, if you are implying that the solution is for everyone's wages to increase faster than the prices of houses increase, then the consequence of your solution is that houses will no longer be anywhere near as attractive of an investment.

Setting aside any moral considerations, it simply does not make any rational sense to wish for the price of a necessity to increase while also wishing for it to become more available. Imagine wishing for food to become more expensive while also lamenting that people can't afford food!