I mean, Los Angeles and other places do not build housing at sufficient scale, hence the state going after cities with SB 9 and whatnot. It’s certainly possibl

I mean, Los Angeles and other places do not build housing at sufficient scale, hence the state going after cities with SB 9 and whatnot. It’s certainly possible; Seattle and Portland have dense commercial centers outside of downtowns that are lively with little net new parking.