How California Exported Its Worst Problem to Texas

The housing crisis that hit “superstar” metros like Los Angeles and New York seeped throughout the country after COVID-19 reshuffled the population, causing home prices and rents to soar in previously affordable cities such as Phoenix and Tampa. Even smaller cities like Boise and Bozeman are scrambling to accommodate the influx of residents. Policy makers need to realize it’s not just a coastal issue anymore: More housing is needed everywhere.

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