If you want low density, you're going to pay for it by not being in the center of a major hub of civilization. Places like Gilroy and Morgan Hill will probably

If you want low density, you're going to pay for it by not being in the center of a major hub of civilization. Places like Gilroy and Morgan Hill will probably be mostly left alone in this, and this will probably apply downward pressure on their housing prices, making it more affordable for people to live in low density neighborhoods, while not having a 3 hour commute from the central valley. Obviously developers could target those cities, but they would probably start with more desirable ones first.