Hulchanski argues that the government has created a two-tiered housing system: those who own and those who don't. For those able to get into the housing market, the financial benefits have been huge—particularly over the pandemic. Renters, on the other hand, have had to face steadily increasing rents and an ever-present risk of being displaced for renovations or property flipping. In many cities, tales of "renoviction"—families being evicted for minor renovations in order for the landlord to charge a new tenant a significantly higher rent—are widespread. Many rental buildings are also now reaching the end of their lives. Together, it makes the prospect of renting forever all the more challenging, says Hulchanski. "As a society, we've really neglected the rental housing stock." Paraphrase the authors idea in 1 sentence ?