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Across the Bay Area More Workers and No More Housing

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The region is economically healthy, but housing is becoming a major hurdle for future prosperity By Bekka Wiedenmeyer  The Bay Area has experienced a healthy amount of economic prosperity in 2018, helping California place second nationally over a span of the last five years for real output and eighth overall for employment growth. The numbers, […]

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