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Serious question, why should they ban more housing and not ban more jobs instead? I’ve never heard anyone suggest restricting job growth when a place is “overc
by burlesona 8y ago
Serious question, why should they ban more housing and not ban more jobs instead?
I’ve never heard anyone suggest restricting job growth when a place is “overcrowded,” but why else do people move there?
- almost_usual 8y agoNice year long weather, beach access, other amenities, etc
- BurningFrog 8y agoThe way California works, housing is an economical loss for local governments while jobs are a profit center. This in itself fully explains the absurd California job/housing situation. If we changed those laws, it would solve itself just through the greed/invisible hand of local government.
- charlie0 8y agoI've been asking myself this question as well. Despite the high rents and the insane traffic people still keep coming. Either that or the millennials never moved out. I know plenty of people, some are family, where 5 or 6 adults live in a 2 bedroom home. That's why street parking is hard to come by. Again, this is my own experience from living in a working class neighborhood.