Raw LLM Responses

I'm sure there will be some impact, but it seems like the homeowner class is also more likely to be the work-from-home class. Part of the reason for high housing prices right now seems to be an [exodus from cities](https://www.foxbusiness.com/real-estate/san-francisco-tech-workers-where-theyre-going) of tech and office workers who no longer feel the need to base where they live on their commutes. The hardest hit industries (restaurants, tourism, live-events, etc) would seem to disproportionately employ low-wage workers who are more likely to be renters. (Even though I've been working from home almost a year myself, I can't imagine how people feel confident enough in this continuing indefinitely to actually *buy a house* far away from their jobs. What happens when those peoples employers demand they come back into the office?)