As a New York City resident, the prospect of owning a dwelling (or a sizable condominium, for that matter) usually feels like a pipe desire. The place simply just doesn’t have sufficient inexpensive houses to retain up with expanding desire, primarily in aggressive city markets like New York. Throughout the pandemic, housing price ranges across the US soared even in smaller sized, less-populated areas, though the level of homeownership began to drop. In the Southern California suburb where by I grew up, the median household value not too long ago reached $1 million, a baffling sum of cash for anybody who earns significantly less than six figures and has minor…