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If it's self correcting then why does it not correct? If lack of supply is a problem, then restricting that supply by 10-15% is part of the problem.
by elgabogringo 10y ago
If it's self correcting then why does it not correct?
If lack of supply is a problem, then restricting that supply by 10-15% is part of the problem.
- magicalist 10y ago> If it's self correcting then why does it not correct? It is. Due to government-mandated lack of supply, the market is working its magic to make you have to move to the east bay. > If lack of supply is a problem, then restricting that supply by 10-15% is part of the problem. Sure, and if taxes were cut 25% you'd save a lot of money too. You still haven't identified anything special about section 8 that is holding you back from your dreams of temporarily lower rent. What about proposition 13? What about insane zoning rules trying to preserve the "character" of generic suburban neighborhoods?