California’s denser housing ‘solutions’ are failing badly

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California’s denser housing ‘solutions’ are failing badly.
The number of homeless people has increased even as more dense housing has been built.
The number of Californians who are housed but unable to buy homes far exceeds the unhoused populace.
Median home prices have continued to rise.
California needs to find new ways to address its housing shortage and homelessness problem.

Mt. View – DRAFT PLAN BAY AREA AND REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ALLOCATION

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Thoughts On The 2040 General Plan and Why It Should Not Be Adopted

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