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Interesting read in Fortune this week… here are my TLDR thoughts. Older homeowners are living in homes far bigger than they need, but they’re not moving. Why? Taxes. Selling often means giving up decades of low property taxes or paying capital gains taxes on appreciation that hasn’t been adjusted meaningfully in decades.

Here’s my take: this isn’t just a housing issue, it’s a policy issue. Real estate is about people’s lives, not just property. If we want to unlock opportunity for Millennials and Gen Z, we need to modernize how we tax appreciation, otherwise the next generation is carrying the burden of yesterday’s rules. What do you think? Should we reform capital gains policy to reflect today’s economy, or leave it alone and let the market sort itself out?