That's obviously not an unpopular opinion. How do you think it got that way? The problem is that as people are slowly priced out of the city, out of the region

That's obviously not an unpopular opinion. How do you think it got that way? The problem is that as people are slowly priced out of the city, out of the region, and out of state by these asinine policies, digging in the heels is only going to make the backlash worse. The fact that we are talking about it at all shows that we are in the early stages of a massive reform in housing policy. If you wait until the median family is living in poverty because they're paying 60% of their income to housing, the reform is going to be far more severe and undesirable (to you, at least) than you can even imagine.