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To: tejek who wrote (618562)	7/8/2011 5:22:02 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 1583623

Ted, > In your economic view, prices go up because families have two incomes. Please support your theorem with fact. No hard evidence, just observations, but remember that housing affordability depends more on household income than per capita income. Easiest way to increase household income is to have both parents work. Unfortunately, the more household do this, the more competition there is for real estate, and hence prices go up. > Are you still thinking of having some? Yep. Tenchusatsu