Steve Randy Waldman
@interfluidity.com
that might be true. but overall persons per household have been in secular decline in CA, even though they remain higher than the national average. i’m on my phone right now, and can’t find an easy source re the last few years, but it’s a long term trend, and see eg www.capradio.org/articles/202...
California has lost population and built more homes. Why is there still a housing crisis?
Link Preview: California has lost population and built more homes. Why is there still a housing crisis?: Hans Johnson, a Senior Fellow at PPIC, breaks down the numbers on California’s declining population and how that’s impacted the housing market and availability of new homes.