Walking around SF the other day, my opinion evolved.

SF is experiencing the result of a nationwide housing crisis. While some steps need to be take in SF, expecting SF to solve a nationwide crisis by fundamentally changing itself could be a solution but doesn’t seem ideal.

We need to build more places like SF, not just keep packing more people in sf. Incentives for developers is broken, they are incentivized to build massive boxy McMansions sprawling out in suburbs that are built around cars not human livability, like all the new boxes along i5 near tracy that expect people to commute