Thank you for the question.
At the moment, we are not, but we are in the process of completing a study on the escalating home prices in major urban centres in Canada. You are correct. Obviously, economic factors such as population growth, the average income in these areas, and low interest rates also contribute to rising prices in certain areas, but land accessibility restriction has also been identified as a driver of prices, so we are in the process of trying to collect more data on this information to try to get to the bottom of some of these things.
Obviously, cities such as Toronto and Vancouver in particular have finite land availability, as you mentioned. There are also all sorts of development restrictions placed by municipalities, but we don't have figures on how much that contributes specifically to cost.