Insane house prices are destroying the middle-class dream of home ownership. Or... are they? Is there actually a housing crisis? Or are most people, in fact, comfortably paying historically-unremarkable mortgage repayments for a desirable product? Economist Cameron Murray argues for this unpopular (you might even say &ldquo;uncomfortable&rdquo;) heterodox view. While many of his peers, like our recent guest <a href="https://uncomfortableconversations.substack.com/p/has-home-ownership-become-hereditary?utm_source=publication-search">Peter Tulip</a>, argue that house prices are too high because of a lack of supply, Cameron reckons they&rsquo;re actually&hellip; checks notes&hellip; just fine. Josh pushes on this theory, from interest rates to immigration to the politics of property, in a conversation that asks what really drives up the property price tag, what we&rsquo;re really paying for... and why we just can&rsquo;t stop talking about it.

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