Comment on $31.71: The hourly pay it now takes to afford Silicon Valley rentparentComments−toomuchtodo12yNot sure why you're getting downvoted, its totally doable if not for crazy-backwards zoning/building regulations.Either buildings can go up, or prices. They're not making any more land.−ido12ySF is actually pretty dense (2nd densest city in the US after NYC).−toomuchtodo12yI'm not saying its not dense. I'm saying its typically difficult to build a building taller than ~4 stories in SF.−allochthon12ySometimes downvotes are something to be proud of here.−yetanotherphd12yWell said. I often get downvotes on comments that go against the "more women in tech" feminist agenda. You just have to ignore the hive mind and give your honest opinion, no matter what the votes.
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Not sure why you're getting downvoted, its totally doable if not for crazy-backwards zoning/building regulations.
Either buildings can go up, or prices. They're not making any more land.
SF is actually pretty dense (2nd densest city in the US after NYC).
I'm not saying its not dense. I'm saying its typically difficult to build a building taller than ~4 stories in SF.
Sometimes downvotes are something to be proud of here.
Well said. I often get downvotes on comments that go against the "more women in tech" feminist agenda. You just have to ignore the hive mind and give your honest opinion, no matter what the votes.