For the most part I disagree with the items you’ve listed.
Items may last longer but we just buy more of them or new items that weren’t available in the past. Think cellphones. Twenty years ago almost no one had one. You phone bill was not much at all. Now you have a family of four paying $200 a month for phones. Also in the past tv came over the air for free. Now, $100 a month is probably the average.
People spend significantly more at restaurants and eating out now than they did in the past. Eating out and/or eating already prepared food cost more and is much more common now.
Reuse centers like Goodwill are not new. These places have been around for years.
Renewable energy is still not cheap. You still have to pay for the solar system. I would seriously question if spending on energy is dropping for reasons other than declining oil prices.
Certainly here in CA prop 13 combined with longer lifespans has lead to house hording so I won’t argue with that, but I doubt food stamps or most govt benefits have impacted house prices.
I don’t know if cheaper transportation will cause prices to go up or down. An argument could be made that as Uber and Lyft roll out autonomously driving vehicles we could see a lot of job loss due to automation. That in turn could cause housing to drop precipitously. Not convinced that will happen but worth considering.
