I searched, the first hit was New York (seems odd?). I looked up average price over time, inflation adjusted. They are increasing.
replyhttps://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/NYSTHPI
Edit: DuckDuckGo seems to have served me a terrible example, further digging shows some examples which don't even need looking up, its clear that pricing has plummeted.
He’s talking about places with long run population decline.
replyNYC has grown by about 1.5 million people over the last 30 years.
And anyone with a braincell would've remembered that wages didn't keep up with inflation, hence the point you're making isn't actually being made.
replyYou're just being rude for no reason, which is also why I'm now rude to you. You could almost call it rudeflation, tomorrow we'll probably cause a rudeness singularity