Yes, the problem is an entirely artificial, political lack of supply.
I mean, at a certain point, you get so dense that only building way, way up (skyscrapers) works to add new housing, and those are expensive. But SF is a long ways from there.
I mean, at a certain point, you get so dense that only building way, way up (skyscrapers) works to add new housing, and those are expensive. But SF is a long ways from there.
I'd probably just settle for a much longer commute if push came to shove, but I imagine that's not an option for everyone.