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SunSeeker

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4. Our real estate values are a self-implementing "wealthy only" zoning law.

Reply to usonian (Reply #2)

Sat Feb 18, 2023, 04:25 PM

Feb 2023

Culver City used to be blue collar. Now, with the average house over $1M, the high earning professionals who live there now don't want tents on their sidewalks after paying all that money to live there.

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California city bans people from living in tents amid homeless crisis [View all] SunSeeker Feb 2023 OP

170,000 people living in tents? California come on. That outrageous. jimfields33 Feb 2023 #1

They come here from all over the country because of the nice weather. SunSeeker Feb 2023 #5

large state of 40 million people BlueWaveNeverEnd Feb 2023 #6

Visiting the bay area, I saw a CHP car parked by the side of the road. usonian Feb 2023 #2

Our real estate values are a self-implementing "wealthy only" zoning law. SunSeeker Feb 2023 #4

Hmmmm, wonder how many AirBnBs there intrepidity Feb 2023 #3