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If you use the metric "price per square foot per person adjusted for inflation" it's not as bad. Part of the problem: household size has been shrinking and hous
by zwieback 3y ago
If you use the metric "price per square foot per person adjusted for inflation" it's not as bad. Part of the problem: household size has been shrinking and house size has been increasing steadily. That effect combined with the decrease of "good blue collar jobs" causes the crunch.