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McNellis: California’s Housing Crisis is a High Class Problem

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By John McNellis [dropcap]T[/dropcap]here are problems and then there are high-class problems. Being unemployed is a problem. Getting hit with a huge tax bill is a high-class problem. Not qualifying for food stamps is a problem while discovering your favorite bistro is fully booked is a high-class problem. Being chased by debt collectors is qualitatively […]

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