stackyFACTSThe housing market is so undeniably broken that it even bleeds into the digital realm. A player named Ailin Graef bought barren digital land, subdivided it, and charged other players rent for fake houses. In 2006, her completely fictional property portfolio surpassed one million actual US dollars.
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