Wildfires worsen housing crunch in famously costly Bay Area

In this photo taken Tuesday Oct. 17, 2017, Suzanne Finzell, 62, who lost the home she was renting during the wildfires, stands outside a disaster assistance center in Santa Rosa, Calif. Even before fire wiped out the home she rented for 17 years, Finzell had thought about leaving this city on the edge of the San Francisco Bay Area because of rising prices. A spike in housing and other living costs had driven her friends to Nevada and Oregon. (AP Photo/Sudhin Thanawala)

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