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They would certainly have more housing, but I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be any more affordable. There is simply more people who want to live there than it could
by dclowd9901 13y ago
They would certainly have more housing, but I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be any more affordable. There is simply more people who want to live there than it could possibly support, even now. Hell, I'm a developer and I can't even afford to live there.
- malandrew 13y agoIt most certainly would be more affordable, but just not immediately. There is a backlog of 30+ years of market correction to endure before things return to where they should be. How quickly that correction occurs depends on the political will of those governing the city.