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California cities like Atherton, Woodside, Bradbury, San Marino, etc. are bad metrics to use for anything approaching affordable housing.
by Zafira 4y ago
California cities like Atherton, Woodside, Bradbury, San Marino, etc. are bad metrics to use for anything approaching affordable housing.
- eddsh1994 4y agoIt just highlights the craziness of the area and zoning rules
- RHSeeger 4y agoThere's also the matter of cause and effect - Is it a desirable location, and the zoning laws cause the prices to skyrocket because not all the people that want to live there can - Is it desirable because the zoning laws make sure it's a certain type of environment, and the desirability is what causes the price to increase - Is it a combination of the two. I think any reasonable person would say it's a combination of the two. And removing the zoning laws would both make it less desirable _and_ lower the price of housing. It would not leave it just as desirable, but with more people living there.