> How is something not a shortage if noone can afford to buy it? It's just expensive. It means that some low-value projects aren't profitable and all projects

> How is something not a shortage if noone can afford to buy it? It's just expensive. It means that some low-value projects aren't profitable and all projects are higher risk than we are currently expecting them to be. > SV has done this to itself. I'm sympathetic here. But if we let wages in urban centers rise, companies will be more willing to set up offices in other parts of the U.S. Or virtual offices even.