I can look into it but kinda recall and some things are different now.
There is only one Summerhill and not much similar. They are also older and more prone to some long term owners. Generally speaking I think they held up better. I think the under 3K sf LCV homes did also as there arent many of those either in newer homes. Once LCV was built pretty much everything after was 3500 sf and bigger. There is a ton more of that. Those were also built at peak and likely had more upside and levered owners last time around.
This time around SH and newer homes (built in last 2 decades) of smaller sizes are still in shorter supply. But the bigger homes are now a decade or more old. Original owners have huge equity, massive potential cap gains taxes and should be in low rate loans giving them more staying power and incentive to stay this time than last. With that said in tighter times people tend to buy more what they need than what they want thus the lower end should do better
