Densification is at least partly to blame if it fails to deliver on its promises. It is clear from the disproportionate market value placed on detached homes that Canadians continue to value large, multi-bedroom dwellings that ideally would be affordable enough for families to live in. Densification has thus far provided a glut of luxury one bedroom condominiums which sell easily and profitably for developers but do nothing to meet the market demand for large affordable dwellings suitable for families. If government insists that they must distort the housing market significantly through policy, they could at least make better efforts at incentivizing building the kind of homes that actually meet market requirements--i.e. affordable multi-bedroom dwellings, whether it is larger condominiums or "missing middle" alternatives such as split-level homes, townhouses, etc.