I didn't argue that you were. I was discussing the post to which I responded.
You won't find me arguing that things aren't artificially inflated, systems gamed. I'm not an owner yet, I stand to benefit from none of it, and in order to benefit as an owner, I have to half-pray for the demise of the bubble, which is in a sense cutting off one's nose to spite one's face because that will entirely affect the job market.
I think we should all be ultra-concerned about the level to which tax-dodging foreign investors snap up luxury digs and real estate in our major cities as well -- and typically don't dwell there or actually put any money back into the community, the infrastructure, etc.