Axios just had a little blurb about this: https://www.axios.com/housing-prices-construction-costs-8acb0e2f-4fc4-4cf1-b3e3-8e8e41bf5c70.html https://www.axios.co

Axios just had a little blurb about this: https://www.axios.com/housing-prices-construction-costs-8acb0e2f-4fc4-4cf1-b3e3-8e8e41bf5c70.html https://www.axios.com/housing-prices-construction-costs-8acb... The bottom line is that local land-use laws are murky and problems with local codes are very difficult to predict and control for at scale - and that's the way existing homeowners want it. It's interesting too that homeowners are such a powerful lobby, but without a single entity setting policy or giving talking points. It is, essentially, our culture. This is the way we want it to be. At least for now.