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Across the Bay Area More Workers and No More Housing

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Beacon Economics, San Francisco, Bay Area, San Jose, Oakland, Alameda, Contra Costa, Sacramento, Regional Housing Needs Assessment, RHNA, El Cerrito, San Mateo, Marin
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The region is economically healthy, but housing is becoming a major hurdle for future prosperity

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