The actual answer is to tax land at it's current market value instead of based on it's purchase price. Then it wouldn't be so attractive to park all the money i

The actual answer is to tax land at it's current market value instead of based on it's purchase price. Then it wouldn't be so attractive to park all the money in housing. Jobs aren't a problem. Bay Area housing has been a mess since we'll before the internet and other parts of California, where jobs are nowhere near as good, have the same problem.