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Regardless - there is some land scarcity in SF, objectively speaking. It's bound to have some non-zero contribution to housing shortages. This is a city surroun
by Florin_Andrei 10y ago
Regardless - there is some land scarcity in SF, objectively speaking. It's bound to have some non-zero contribution to housing shortages. This is a city surrounded by water on 3 sides. It's not like some iconic-looking locality in Texas, home of the Marlboro Man, where "the land stretches out forever".