"While hard costs have surged during the pandemic, thanks to complications like diminished trade and supply chain issues, Alameldin said San Francisco has long been “practically infamous” for driving up soft costs with long, volatile planning debates."
That "practically infamous" means is not just a tiny part of the price.
That same article says it clear: the lion's share is the taxes part, not the house. If there was a public program, the taxes should be far lower. After all, that project wouldn't be a for profit one.
I think Firefox uses GTK theming.
It's sold at that price. I'm sure it doesn't cost that much.
I don't have to imagine. In Spain the right wing party was 24/7 spring lies about "children being punished in Catalonia for speaking in Spanish". One of those assholes was interviewed in front of a public school where kings were playing and he said the same thing. And when the guy making the interview asked him "in which language are these kids speaking? Aren't they speaking Spanish?" instead of saying something a working brain would say, he doubled down.
Maybe you are wrong on that last point😉
I have one "weird" and "radical" proposal: public housing to rent. Not to but. At affordable price. That would lower the price of every house, flat, ...
WFH, better communications, give benefits to anyone opening business in a small town, ...
Don't you have to reserve the memory before showing it?
Microwave oven is your friend. You can precook most of the ingredients and then mix then up. It's not work but you can set the time.
Farewell and fuck off
But they don't like to be called Nazis.