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The housing affordability crisis is a crisis that rich people who have money to invest in companies want to live next to those companies in nice places and nice
by narrator 7y ago
The housing affordability crisis is a crisis that rich people who have money to invest in companies want to live next to those companies in nice places and nice houses and keep the rest of the people who work at those places living further away.
L.A is not a tech hub because the omnidirectional traffic kind of wrecks the whole thing, while the bridges in the bay area mean that the worker bees are rate limited in their ability to get in and out of the nice places in cars somewhat lessening the omnidirectional traffic nightmare for the rich people who invest in companies. Have you ever watched people trying to get to the east bay over the bay or peninsula bridges during rush hour? That's rate limiting for ya.