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Originally Posted by the urban politician
That didn’t seem to impact SF or other high cost locales
It’s obviously much more than cost. It’s the things I mentioned. Sorry, you’re just in denial
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San Francisco is a whole different case. They're unique.
Los Angeles is just a regular metropolis of the developed world, located in a country where people move away as often as they change underwear so high costs are definitely the most important factor for its slowdown. A much low Mexican immigration also plays a factor.
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