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and it impacts so many people, especially the working poor who especially need to be close to their places of employment.
It's pretty bad up here in Seattle, too.
And I know what you're talking about down there, since I lived in Orange County for quite a few years.
It also impacts students, particularly those who attend colleges without residences and they are some of the people crowding together into apartments and houses.
I don't doubt that some municipalities would like to tax on a per capita basis. That would instantly broaden the tax base, but I wonder if any of that would go to solving what creates the situation, the lack of low-cost housing options.
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