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The obvious solution is allowing people to build more (and denser) residential, but that is a hard sell around here.
by seanflyon 11y ago
The obvious solution is allowing people to build more (and denser) residential, but that is a hard sell around here.
- Apocryphon 11y agoRight, which is why I'm saying tech companies- huge economic producers (and tax payers)- should use their influence to lobby for such measures. It's a hard sell until someone with the means gets into the ring and starts fighting for it. FWD.us agitating for immigration reform for potential future employees should take a backseat to lobbying for improving local living conditions in the Bay for current employees who already live in the Bay.
- seanflyon 11y agoPerhaps they can do a better job, but I think tech companies are already pushing for more housing.
- mavelikara 11y agoThe management in these firms most likely have personal property in the Bay Area. They will like to keep it just as sparse as it is now. So, don't hold your breath for this to happen.