California's Housing Shortage Is 'Overstated'
A study suggest that what is believed to be California's statewide housing shortage may only be limited to major cities.
"A chronic statewide housing shortage blamed for driving up California home prices and forcing families to share dwellings may be overstated and is largely confined to major cities, says a study released Wednesday.In an analysis countering widespread popular opinion, the Public Policy Institute of California suggests there is little evidence of a statewide housing shortage outside metropolitan Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay area and San Diego."
Thanks to Scott Butler
Published on Wednesday, March 10, 2004 in
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