u/JustB510

Typically when I see the cost of housing discussed in regard to California, demand is always brought up, and while supply and demand is obvious, I was curious just how much more supply vs 100k people the other most populated states have and was shocked. Imagine what would happen to housing cost in California if there was 20% more dwellings inline w/ Florida, or even 10% more to align w/ Texas. Should be at the front of every political campaign in the state.

California has ~35,800 dwellings per 100k people.

Florida has ~45,000 dwellings per 100k people. ~20- 25% more.

New York has ~ 43,000 dwellings per 100k people. ~17- 20%

Texas has ~40,000 dwellings per 100k people. ~6- 11% more.

For 7 yrs we’ve felt like there was make going on with our daughter than ASD. Always felt like she had some other serious neuro issues. Today, a neurologist told us he doesn’t think she’s autistic, but her skull size is smaller by quite a bit than where it should be, and suspects she’s not getting the growth in her myelin sheaths around her brain found in typical development and growth.

We are moving forward with an MRI and other testing, but just curious if anyone else has been down this road.