 We don't necessarily control what people are charging in terms of rents, and certainly not what people are selling single-family residential homes for. Occasionally, if we have, for example, a land development agreement with a project, such as a couple we have downtown, we require a certain number of units to be affordable. And we verify every year that they're not. They haven't gone up on the rent on those particular units. But as a whole, for projects outside of that project, it's really the market that's determining the rates.