Priced out: Why Californians' incomes don't keep up with cost of living

University of California, Berkeley·Apr 30

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Californians are facing a cost of living that exceeds their incomes, contributing to a decline in population. High housing costs are a significant factor in this affordability crisis, with some residents relocating as a result. The issue is being studied and addressed through various proposals and research initiatives, with some focusing on housing indicators, economic insecurity, and potential state aid.

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