Cupertino city officials voted Wednesday evening to approve a massive housing and office development that would replace the mostly vacant Vallco Mall. Construction on the $4 billion project, one of the largest in Silicon Valley and less than a mile from Apple's new headquarters, could start soon.
Someone finally does something about affordable housing in California and it’s got all the techbros fretting.
“According to the sales pitch, the new housing units would include low-income high-density housing apartments,” said one Cupertino resident at Tuesday night’s meeting. “This would mean that we would have uneducated people living in Cupertino. A lot of other residents and I are concerned that this would make the current residents of Cupertino uncomfortable, and would split our city in half.”
Uneducated people living in Cupertino! God forbid!
