San Francisco prices are astronomical and their real estate bubble has been well documented, at least to my eyes. 

Rent however is not one of those astronomical, out of this world growing expenses compared to the rest of our society.

However, your income increases slowly but surely to a certain point - then it takes off and increases exponentially or astronomically.

Let's see the benefits of doing this:1.You pollute the entire middle east and surrounding nations with radioactive waste2.Islamic nations will start doing terrorist activities big time in this country for retaliation and yes they will indeed use nukes3.Russia and China two of Iran's biggest allies will no doubt either start a nuke war with us or do something as we just nuked their ally and the fact that they would probably get some radioactive fallout will probably piss them off4.It will cause a worldwide economic fall like the which we have never seen5.Gas prices will rise to astronomical rates look for gas to shoot to $15 a gallon and probably oil at $500 a barrel or worse6.We will be the scorn of a bunch of nations and not just Islamic but a lot of Euro nations would probably see us as bad guys now7.The US economy will no doubt fall into oblivion as the ramifications of this hit and don't think that it won't trust me it will So yes let's nuke everyone that ticks us off why not it's not like nothing bad will happen right huh(end sarcasm).

We saw them increase rates astronomically in the 80's to slow down inflation, and reduce them drastically during the great recession to stimulate the economy. 

I am a small business owner and can do my business from anywhere and make the same amount of money, so it makes no sense for me to live in CA and pay astronomical house prices and a 10% state income tax.

Your net worth must be astronomical.

I was curious if you had that many doors in CA or US.. as I know some cities in CA prices are astronomical and 30 doors would be like 10million plus in real estate 

From where I sit, I see tight inventory, very little construction, an incredibly unfavorable political climate for developers (thus not much hope for relief from the supply-side) and enormous demand from not only local residents but also from much higher priced neighboring counties (who actually see our astronomical prices as a bargain, imagine that!).

I’ve gotten some pretty astronomical quotes as far as what it could cost just to construct the road and I’m wondering if there is someway the town could maybe help with this.