There is another solution: reduce demand. If you have certain resources that are limited like parking/sewer/etc the city would say, you can’t add that building

There is another solution: reduce demand. If you have certain resources that are limited like parking/sewer/etc the city would say, you can’t add that building. In the case of S.F., the housing demand is driven by employees/new businesses. In much the same way zoning would keep you from adding a new building with no place to park, the city/county should limit new business creation when there is no place for the new employees to live.