Something to think about I guess the purpose of the governor's encouragement of ADUs was to aide the housing shortage.

This put downward pressure on market prices and cause neighborhoods to decline.a rapid population increase will cause a shortage of housing, and this will tend to increase rents and prices.We are not talking about identifying specific up and coming neighborhoods on their way to gentrification, this is very hard to do without being very familiar with a given neighborhood, but about painting the states with a very wide brush and see what cities are going to grow at a macro level.The list below has links to the wikipedia demographics section.The 1 minute tour of relevant US citiesCities with secular demographic downtrend: Detroit MICleveland OHBirmingham ALCities with stable long term demographics: Kansas City MOIndianapolis INMemphis TNCities with secular demographic uptrend: Tampa FLAtlanta GADallas Fort Worth TXCharlotte NCCities that became too expensive for turnkey: Las Vegas NVOrlando FLPhoenix AZ

It leads to housing shortages, crowded roads, crowded events, crowded everything.  

This is going to be another pressure on the housing in the North Island (especially near Auckland) which is already suffering from a housing shortage. 

Here in the outer banks, as you know, there is a shortage of affordable housing.

The housing shortage on Oahu is unfortunately at a critical level. 

The reality is at this time there is a shortage of quality multi-family units available for sale.

If you stay close to people like the guy you just worked with and learned from, if you regularly check in on this website, regularly fill your brain with good info (and there is no shortage) you'll be just fine. 

What does this have to do with the shortage of inventory?

But there is no shortage of brokers, Call 'em up, if you can get a hold of them, ask them questions, pick their brain.