>the crisis doesn't exist for most lumps of land, but it exists for most _people_ No it does not. This "crisis" is mostly a west coast thing and mostly confin

>the crisis doesn't exist for most lumps of land, but it exists for most _people_ No it does not. This "crisis" is mostly a west coast thing and mostly confined to CA at that. Boston, NYC , DC, Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas do not have these problems. You need to be wealthy to live in their wealthy suburbs or downtown but every city on the planet is like that and for the most part these cities do not have any sort of housing "crisis". Rents are always higher than people would prefer but for the most part housing is available at all price points in these cities.