in fact, the Stanford economics dept. invited me to give a lecture there two weeks ago.
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I don't doubt they invited u, I"m just not impressed by the invitation.
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so you believe the only people who may move there r 1-to-1 replacements of current residents who cn buy the homes
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and believe no more additional housing should be built
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Replying to @constans @kimmaicutler
No. I believe that a lot of other problems r more urgent 2 solve, primarily non-resident unit-owners.
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Replying to @ladykayaker @constans
75% of the 1.8 million people we expect to add to CA population in next 10 years will be kids of current Californians
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Replying to @kimmaicutler @constans
Great. Lets move some jobs to Sacramento and to Modesto so we're not all in 1 basket.
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Replying to @ladykayaker @constans
that is already what happens. It just happens to be poor people that move to Sacramento/Modesto. You're just
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bad housing policy forcing workers out to areas w/ fewer jobs is a driver of CA inequality http://www.lao.ca.gov/LAOEconTax/Article/Detail/201 …
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Replying to @kimmaicutler @constans
When I was ur age, Seattle was just starting to be "a thing". Look at it now. Sacto et al same situation.
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and that's great. But it doesn't change the fact that poor & middle class are gone from coastal CA bc of policies
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doesn't change the fact that you -- in your return on your real estate asset -- are complicit in this as well.
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Replying to @kimmaicutler @constans
I don't give a rat's ass about the value of my home. I'm living in it. That & my cash flow r all that matters.
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