California Cities’ Rankings Drop Due to Housing Costs

California Cities’ Rankings Drop Due to Housing Costs
Cows are seen grazing near a wind turbine at the Altamont Pass wind farm in Livermore, California on May 16, 2007. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
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Three California regions were among 10 throughout the nation that fell most significantly in a recent ranking of 200 large metropolitan areas.

Tim Shaler
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Tim Shaler is a professional investor and economist based in Southern California. He is a regular columnist for The Epoch Times, where he exclusively provides some of his original economic analysis.
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