Grrr. And the normal people have to spend all their money on rapidly rising rents because there aren't enough normal units to go around. Not to mention that the developers always negotiate to put in less parking than is needed, so everyone has to park a mile away from where they actually live.
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Yeah like they always say your rent is too high if it's more than 30% of your income, and it has NEVER been that small a portion of my income, even before the recent spikes ...that's totally a baby boomer generational rule. Nobody's income has kept up with housing except maybe stock brokers and landlords!