This was my primary question as well with the Zillow report. I could have missed it, but I didn't see how they define "urban" vs. "suburban" markets. I mean, in Austin TX, only the very downtown urban core has typical high rise apartments and condos that, anecdotally, I've seen become much less desirable in coronatimes, while there are lots of single-family-home neighborhoods (which were already getting exorbitantly expensive pre-Covid) that are still very centrally located. If those neighborhoods are considered 'urban' it would throw off the whole analysis.