I don't even really think it's about money allocation. Sure there are a lot of 20-somethings making 6-figures, but the thing about young people is they tend to

I don't even really think it's about money allocation. Sure there are a lot of 20-somethings making 6-figures, but the thing about young people is they tend to spend their money. There are really a lot of things going well for not just tech in the bay area: bar tips are up, sketch comedy shows are sold out on Monday nights, unemployment is down across the board. Really the only problem we have is a housing shortage. Granted there to some extent a fixed amount of land (although Treasure Island and Foster City testify somewhat to the contrary). But we could definitely build higher. Maybe it would change the aesthetics of the City some. But I'm more concerned about losing the character of the City of welcoming all types of people, no matter where you came from or what you like to do than I am about the way our buildings look.