No doubt, homeowners are in no way incentivized to fix the housing shortage. Legislate away their ability to unilaterally prevent more housing to be built, whic

No doubt, homeowners are in no way incentivized to fix the housing shortage. Legislate away their ability to unilaterally prevent more housing to be built, which is what California is doing. There is NO reason we can't have the same rate of home construction as Seattle, which built homes at the fastest rate in the nation. No infrastructure? Build it. No school slots? Build more. The Bay Aarea can easily accommodate double digit population increases with almost no perceived increase in density. It just requires action rather than whining about neighborhood "character" or traffic.