Oh look, this comment again. California doesn't need a bunch of new permits yet because since the boom & bust there have been literally entire neighborhoods of

Oh look, this comment again. California doesn't need a bunch of new permits yet because since the boom & bust there have been literally entire neighborhoods of unfinished (builder went bankrupt or whatever) residential construction. On top of that you can build pretty much wherever you want east of the 5. It's hilarious that you mention parking minimums; a friend of mine moved his industrial business to Idaho because, hey, cheap real estate. Then found out the building he bought wasn't going to work unless he spent some ridiculous 6 figure sum building more parking spaces, the number of which is determined by building square footage and not the actual number of people. It's definitely not a California-only thing.