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Too Little New Housing To Cost the Bay Area Tens of Thousands of Jobs

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By Sharon Simonson The Gen Xers and echo boomers feeding the youthful population wave remaking neighborhoods south of San Francisco’s Market Street and in The Mission eventually will move to the ‘burbs. But not enough of them will go to absorb all of the Bay Area’s large single-family housing stock, resulting in oversupply by 2040. […]

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