"Bay Area residents typically spend 59 percent of their median household
income on housing and transportation, leaving little of their remaining
income to meet other basic needs. Join us for a discussion on the Urban
Land Institute’s recent “Bay Area Burden” report, an in-depth
examination of the true “cost of place.” With Kate White of the
Urban Land Institute, Doug Johnson of the Metropolitan
Transportation Commission and Phil Kerr of Intracorp.
Co-sponsored by the Urban Land Institute."
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