That’s wild. Obviously the average is always gonna be way skewed from the top few % when you’re talking about all Canadians. But even the middle 20% being over 500K is more than I would’ve thought. Crazy how much of that is tied up in real estate though, makes it pretty clear why they really don’t want home prices to tank. And if Polymarket ever opens a bet on whether Canada will tax unrealized gains on your primary residence by 2028, I’m going all in — yes. I think the way they’ll do it is they’ll start with people who own their homes outright. They’ll say you’re lucky, you’re already ahead, so this is just a “fairness” thing. And people will actually buy into it because everyone who doesn't fit that vs people with fully paid off homes, obvious who wins that one. Then it’ll be people with a certain amount of equity. Then eventually anyone with a mortgage at all. And of course the end goal is nobody really owns a home, it'll just be too painful