has eased restrictions quite a bit That's great news—SF has been the least affordable city in the country for a couple years: http:...
has eased restrictions quite a bit That's great news—SF has been the least affordable city in the country for a couple years: http://www.citylab.com/housing/2013/10/san-francisco-exodus/... , and for years I've been reading articles from people who say they a) hate high housing costs but b) also hate any new buildings. Which is amazing, because it's like saying, "I hate that supply and demand function!" The solution to rising prices in the face of rising demand and constant supply is simple: build more, per Yglesias in The Rent is Too Damn High ( http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0078XGJXO ). That Lee is now doing so, on at least some level, is great!
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I do this rather frequently by mistake.
The complaint about the current law is that the city has no way to know whether or not the hosts are present.
has eased restrictions quite a bit That's great news—SF has been the least affordable city in the country for a couple years: http:...
has eased restrictions quite a bit That's great news—SF has been the least affordable city in the country for a couple years: http:...
has eased restrictions quite a bit That's great news—SF has been the least affordable city in the country for a couple years: http://www.citylab.com/housing/2013/10/san-francisco-exodus/... , and for years I've been reading articles from people who say they a) hate high housing costs but b) also hate any new buildings. Which is amazing, because it's like saying, "I hate that supply and demand function!" The solution to rising prices in the face of rising demand and constant supply is simple: build more, per Yglesias in The Rent is Too Damn High ( http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0078XGJXO ). That Lee is now doing so, on at least some level, is great!
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