My grandfather had 5 kids and built a house with my grandmother only doing part time cleaning jobs in the 60s. Due to the situation after the war he was not able to find employment in his learned craft, instead he worked most of his life as a "simple" manual laborer.

My father paid out his 4 siblings for the house when he married my mother, they always joke that she met a rich man and married a poor one. That was ~2000. He's a learned instrument mechanic.

If my sister had not voluntarily backed out on inheriting the house I would not be in a position to comfortably pay her out until I'm well into my 40's. I have a bachelors in electronics and am working as a software engineer due to the rather low level coding taught/practiced within said degree.

No disrespect to the jobs of my father and grandfather, they did and do amazing work that is entirely out of my expertise and would take me years to learn let alone master to their degree. But when the family income bracket is moving higher and higher yet the ability to sustain a house is getting slimmer and slimmer something is seriously fucked up with the housing market.

Any family that has not sorted out housing inheritance will be forced to sell because the prices are so insane no one working even an average paying job will be able to reasonable pay out the "value" of the home to their siblings. Which will just force more and more people into renting because you simply don't afford a house in this market or at least not where I live.