I think we all know that there's been a huge build of microunits in downtown Toronto. I think these microunits—apartments of 400 square feet or 500 square feet—were all intended to capture more and more investors, in other words, smaller investors. By the way, there are a number of big investors, but many of them are quite small.
I think that these microunits that were built in downtown Toronto were intended to capture smaller investors. In 1995, in the recession of the 1990s, there was a phrase that said, "When the little guy gets in, it's time to get out." I think that's the point we're at now.