One thing that I've, so far, never seen raised in discussions of housing in CA is how we will make equivalent investment in infrastructure. In this case I don't just mean roads/bridges/parks. This also includes emergency services, schools, and even things as basic as the number of available grocery stores.
All around I see new apartments being built and I guess that's great, but I haven't seen anywhere near as many infrastructure projects in the same time.
All around I see new apartments being built and I guess that's great, but I haven't seen anywhere near as many infrastructure projects in the same time.