I think there are multiple questions there. I'll ask Greg to maybe talk a bit about some of the data on [Technical difficulty--Editor], but specifically to the last part of your question, for sure we saw lumber prices increase, as you've seen, just about 12% year over year. We saw, in the summer, renovation and garden shops and the lumber stores see significant [Technical difficulty—Editor] products. Yes, we do see a big difference in the overall wealth of somebody who's gotten into the housing market and has built that equity over time, maybe even saving for their retirement versus somebody who has rented over the course of their life. Yes, that certainly does provide incentives to invest in secondary properties and so on.
Maybe I'll ask my colleagues to see if they have a little more detail on that breakdown of how many people are in that investment space.