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Yeah, this chart says it all:
And it's only going to widen for the foreseeable future due to historically low inventory and slowdown of new homes being built. Plus you now have to compete with venture capital buying up homes in any area with a competitive job market. And there's also the tricky dilemma with interest rates- the currently high rates make mortgages more expensive, but when they lower demand will skyrocket and inflate real estate prices.
We may have to find places with permissive zoning code, and build stuff with less embodied energy that's intended for higher density.