Therefore in my humble opinion we're not in a housing bubble right now.Comments by @Michelle Bright and @Victor Gutierrez about other sectors of the economy (commercial real estate, stocks, etc.) have me worried.  

Most folk thinks the source of inflation is mainly from Fed printing money, but if we examine the CPI closely, the crazy inflation only occurred mainly in two sectors: Energy and gas.

When the Fed decides to "fight inflation" and raises rates, and then when the Government decides to insure mortgages and then makes that mortgage insurance harder to get, well, that limits growth in the housing sector causing home prices to skyrocket while people’s incomes remain stagnant.

I thought that was literally illegal to have that many people in a 1 bedroom.Regarding the wages there... outside of the tech sector... silicon valley etc....it seems  wages in LA or CA generally, is for the most part not materially different from the rest of the country but housing prices obviously is. 

I also am interested iin the energy sector have been talking to a owner at a small solar business in San Diego.

I see where they've got worldwide annual rate of population change almost flat by 2100, but I don't see any 5 year decline anywhere. 

@Misael Carlos Vera only take advice from people you are willing to trade places in the sector they are offering advice in.

This is one sector of real estate that I haven't pursued but interested for sure. 

They're tech, worldwide, so he thinks it doesn't matter if they go back.   

His vision was not just to give incredible amounts of money to charity, but to raise the standard of education worldwide and in doing so enable so many to do things for themselves.