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Story summary
- A recent study projects San Francisco's housing crisis could take up to 124 years to resolve, even with large supply increases.
- The report cites wage disparity as the root issue, not just zoning, as high-income earners from the tech boom compete with lower-wage workers.
- Developer Bora Ozturk notes construction will not begin until costs decrease.
- Mayor Daniel Lurie is modernizing San Francisco's permitting system to streamline processes and reduce delays.
