It works out to effectively way more than $75k/yr in realizable income because, in the US at least, long term capital gains on your primary residence are heavily tax-advantaged in a way that income isn't.
This entire thread is unsophisticated people bemoaning (or celebrating) things they don't understand. A median that is going to be less than 1 house for a 30 year old, and maybe 3 in the average lifetime, so truly, what do they know? 90th percentile is probably 10 trades. It's garbage in, garbage out, and it's why there is zero progress made on any of these issues.
Nobody forces you to buy, or sell, a house. And if you feel strongly about the politics of the issues, try to get elected.
