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It doesn't in SF, because the problem there is that they can't reasonably build anything. Whether it's a house or an apartment building, it's not really getting
by chipsa 6y ago
It doesn't in SF, because the problem there is that they can't reasonably build anything. Whether it's a house or an apartment building, it's not really getting built. And building a new house to replace an existing house (which is happening), doesn't increase housing stock. It just makes it newer.
- sudosysgen 6y agoWell sure, fixing that is prerequisite to fixing the issue. It's not sufficient, though.