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Why can't a family earning $150,000 buy a starter home in California? Why is rent higher than a mortgage used to be? The answer isn't just "supply and demand"—it is a complex web of 50 years of policy decisions that have structurally broken the housing market. In this exhaustive 50-minute documentary analysis, FAHRED ZACH performs an "economic autopsy" on the California housing crisis. We break down the impact of "Downzoning" in the 1970s, the weaponization of environmental laws (CEQA) to block new construction, and the unintended consequences of Proposition 13 that lock homeowners in place and freeze inventory. We also explore the role of Wall Street investors turning single-family homes into rentals, the "Tech Wealth Shock" that decouples home prices from local wages, and the skyrocketing cost of construction that makes affordable housing mathematically impossible to build. If you want to understand why the California Dream is out of reach, this is the history lesson you need. 📥 CONTACT: Email: mimoae33@gmail.com Channel: FAHRED ZACH 🔔 Subscribe to FAHRED ZACH for deep investigations into the housing market, real estate economics, and financial truth. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial or real estate advice. I am not a financial advisor or real estate agent. Always consult a licensed professional before making housing decisions. 📌 Copyright © 2026 FAHRED ZACH. All rights reserved. #CaliforniaHousing #RealEstateCrisis #AffordableHousing #Prop13 #NIMBY #FAHREDZACH #HousingMarket #EconomicAnalysis #MoneyNews #ConstructionCosts