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That's a glib response, but I do want to bring attention to how often this discussion generates such glib responses. If it's not, "so, projects, then" it's "so,

That's a glib response, but I do want to bring attention to how often this discussion generates such glib responses. If it's not, "so, projects, then" it's "so, you want San Francisco to look like Manhattan, then?" or some equivalent. Notice how these responses do absolutely nothing to address the issue. They exist only to express dissatisfaction with realistic options. Again, you can either build to meet demand or expect higher prices. Those are the options.

knodi123 11y ago
> Again, you can either build to meet demand or expect higher prices. Those are the options. Or enact preferential laws, or use vandalism in order to drive demand down, or make newcomers feel unsafe or unwelcome. Those alternatives are not entirely rational, nor necessarily effective- but they are human nature, and not that rare.