All very well. But what does he suggest for people who can't afford higher rents???? That is a serious question. I read an article that said that there will be thousands of jobs lost to robots and computers in the next twenty years. Since the government won't tax the wealthy, or even impose surtaxes on multi-million dollar properties, we don't have the money even to fix the plumbing in public housing. What does the uber-rich CIBC exec suggest we do to make rents affordable??? Lots of anger on both sides of the question, but no real suggestions for how to approach the problem.