Yes, but it’s a start.
There are robust non-profit developers that are supposed to serve and operate all over the state of California, but they tend to operate in locations where they know they can get the taxpayer/public local subsidy they need + the entitlements for low-income housing.
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Affluent counties don’t tend to give two shits about either. (Again, not you personally, but Marin the county.)
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It is really just profoundly expensive to build any kind of housing in the Bay Area. $400/sq ft construction costs per sq ft, on top $100-200K in land costs per unit, excluding fees, cost of capital, etc. Maybe $600/sq ft raw construction with the demand shock from wildfires.
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