"We need to address the source of the problem which is income inequality in society."

And the irony is many of the ones who are the most vocal about this issue here on SA or those I come across in person, are Baby Boomers, most of whom either inherited their house(s) or bought their slice of paradise when it was relatively affordable. Collectively, they own 63% of all financial assets and are projected to control 70% of all disposable income within a few years. And yet many of these ones complain about their property tax increasing by a few hundred dollars every so many years while they're insensitive to the plight of the homeless as well as those who live in homes yet struggle to afford to pay rent that continually outpaces wages.