I think we're just getting started on that. Some of the biggest barriers to actually being able to.... Let's use the example of more factory-built, because it gets talked about so much, as well as modular construction. Although we can invest more and do that more and even more effectively to build houses faster—we have a labour shortage, so there's a lot to be said for that—there are so many barriers right now in terms of regulation, interpretation of code, etc., that we really need to go after that side of things.
If we can't build the same house twice doing stick-built, it becomes completely useless to be investing in more factory-built. We need to be able to do both. We need to be able to deal with that regulatory side of things so that we can really build at scale, because factories need to build the same thing over and over again to be really effective, and I think we need to do much more on that side to really innovate more.