The article discusses the ambitious project of building a new town called California Forever in Solano County, California, to address the state's housing crisis. The project faces challenges due to its secretive acquisition tactics, opposition from locals and environmental groups, and concerns about exacerbating the housing problem. The founder, Jan Sramek, aims to create a walkable community with renewable energy sources and modern amenities.
Key Points
Jan Sramek's ambitious project aims to build a new town, California Forever, in Solano County, California
The project faces challenges including opposition from locals, environmental concerns, and accusations of secretive land acquisition tactics
Critics worry the project may worsen California's housing crisis and lead to gentrification
Pros
Addresses California's housing crisis with an innovative approach
Plans for a sustainable, walkable community with modern amenities and renewable energy sources
Cons
Faces opposition due to secretive land acquisition tactics
Concerns about exacerbating housing problems and gentrification