I agree, the infrastructure isn't there. The problem is that they do want high density offices, but not high density residences. That just shifts the problem o

I agree, the infrastructure isn't there. The problem is that they do want high density offices, but not high density residences. That just shifts the problem of housing all the workers elsewhere. There needs to be a regional agency to take charge of zoning. Without that, we just get every city trying to shift the housing elsewhere.