One of the things I found fascinating during the process is that in New Zealand, we've, obviously, got homeownership rates of just over 50 percent, which, unfortunately, are declining, but apartments only represent about 6 percent of the way that people live. When you compare that, which I found fascinating, with even places—Australia's 10 percent; America, the home of houses and cars, apartments is about 14 percent, so, much higher than us, more than double. But the one I did find, Canada, is 32 percent of all the housing market. Of course, we've heard those appalling stories about housing costs in places like Vancouver.