California Forever's decision to retract its referendum shows the challenge of securing public support in urban development, emphasizing the crucial role of government in addressing housing shortages.
The project reveals the backward approach of California Forever, which underestimated the complexity of building a new city without active governmental involvement, leading to an impending reevaluation.
In many countries, government takes the lead in developing new cities, highlighting the struggle in the U.S. where public entities have exited the home-building landscape.
California leaders have improved the conditions for housing development in existing neighborhoods; however, the absence of a government-led project to address the housing crisis is problematic.
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