That sounds like a costal issue? I hear things like this from my friends in Seattle and various parts of California. Less dual earners and higher rental price

That sounds like a costal issue? I hear things like this from my friends in Seattle and various parts of California. Less dual earners and higher rental prices = major issues. I know by contrast friends in Atlanta say that you can afford great housing on a minimum wage. I'm not sure if there is a commute...I never asked. As an example, the Cost of living calulator says that you need 28% more money for housing to live in San Diego compared to Atlanta. https://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/comparison/atlanta/san-diego https://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/comparison/atlanta...? I'm curious if anyone has spent time on this issue could explain if there are good solutions and why cities have not implemented them? I do think this is a serious issue in certain areas.