Sure there is bubble like behavior at times but there’s also 68 years of data in SF showing that a 1% increase in supply leads to a 1.7% decrease in rents, htt

Sure there is bubble like behavior at times but there’s also 68 years of data in SF showing that a 1% increase in supply leads to a 1.7% decrease in rents, http://experimental-geography.blogspot.com/2016/05/employment-construction-and-cost-of-san.html?m=1 http://experimental-geography.blogspot.com/2016/05/employmen... In the vast majority of places low supply is causing high prices, not speculation.