Bay Area Takes Step Toward Major Housing Growth

A plan that calls for a massive increase in low-income housing but has no idea who will build it. Low income housing isn't profitable for developers, which is why in thirty years of the too-expensive Bay Area, hardly any has been built.

In reality, the new housing will be too expensive for the sliver of working class people who remain in the Bay Area, who will have no choice but to go even further out.

In any case, the problem is solving itself, as tech workers realize there is electricity and internet connections in other States too. The only thing missing in most of the States they are heading to is taxation.