Re:CA Cities to Lose All Zoning Powers in 2 Days
by HWR_14 on Tuesday January 31, 2023 @02:42PM
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I mean, houses abutting landfills are even cheaper, but no one would consider "put landfills everywhere" a good strategy.
Houston has had a stable population (per square mile) over the past decade and has a median income of ~$50,000.
Sacramento has had the population per square mile increase by ~15% in the past decade and has a median income of ~$71,000.
San Francisco has had the population per square mile increase by ~9% in the past decade and has a median income of ~$126,000.
Houston has had a stable population (per square mile) over the past decade and has a median income of ~$50,000. Sacramento has had the population per square mile increase by ~15% in the past decade and has a median income of ~$71,000. San Francisco has had the population per square mile increase by ~9% in the past decade and has a median income of ~$126,000.