Only partial solution I can see: carve out a sparsely populated part of a state, make it growth zone with ban on zoning laws for 100 years.
Why we can't have nice things: bad housing policies hobbled US economic growth by 50% in the last 50 years. http://www.aei.org/publication/anti-growth-housing-policy-may-have-seriously-damaged-the-u-s-economy-for-decades/ …
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Cloud Nine. Even better than seasteading. https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/36667/can-cloud-nine-be-built … .. (Note: A one kilometer sphere discussed. Make it two.) Land costs zero.
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Maybe it's the very idea of housing policy that's the problem.
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But muh leftcoastal bluetopia home's equity is making me a millionaire petit rentier...
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Wherever ground rents are privatised, growth is hobbled.
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Paying 2mm for a home worth 250k in any other city isn't a nice thing either. It's also horrible for economic growth-- rentier economy.
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