Frustrated by our inability to see the big picture.
We gotta look past the process or the judgment of people overseeing it to build more housing + sustainable neighborhoods.
Op-ed: "Ask almost any Silicon Valley elected official, city planner or resident in recent years what widespread issue our region needs to solve, and they’ll say the same thing: build more housing. So why haven’t we?" – @AlexShoor, @CatalyzeSV https://t.co/vi8rORsvAP
This Wednesday, our Project Advocacy Committee will re-score Stevens Creek Promenade, a proposal from Miramar Capital for 4300 Stevens Creek Blvd. in San José. The project was first proposed in 2017, followed by major revisions in 2020. Read on for more details. 1/4 🧵
Meet our co-MC for the night, @KS_Sanjose!
Some of you know Kelly from her role as a Professor at @SJSU's Department of Urban and Regional Planning & the Director of the Certificate in Real Estate Development Program.
This Wednesday, our Project Advocacy Committee will meet with DANCO to score 1207 N Capitol Ave—a 5-story, 128-unit, 100% affordable housing project in San José. It sits next to Berryessa Station along VTA’s Orange Line and has a parking ratio of .4 spaces/unit. 1/2🧵
Thanks to our coalition partners Maritza from Amigos de Guadalupe Center for Justice & Empowerment, @cafedujord from @gbeltalliance, & David from @saveSFbay for being co-authors w/ our ED @AlexShoor on our @SJSpotlight Op-Ed.
“People are realizing that ‘baby San Jose,’ with its preponderance of solely single-family homes, is not the same as ‘teenager San Jose’ – which has to be a bit more smart and sophisticated in how it develops." -- @AlexShoor
@katieglueck You have a quote in your story about "buttoned down." Don't you mean "buttoned up"? I always thought "buttoned up" meant more formal and stiff. From the context, it seems like the quote should be "buttoned up."
I just wrote a @yimbyaction letter: Tell your representative: Bring the YIMBY Act to a vote! Write one here: https://t.co/EqvP7fjMQt. Thanks @Up4Growth for your leadership on this!
California’s statewide ADU reforms have succeeded beyond anyone’s expectations, creating tens of thousands of lower-cost homes in every community in the state. https://t.co/nEXGyKw540
#ICYMI 25% of nonprofits in the San Jose metro area have a person of color on their board of directors, which does not reflect the 73% of the population that is people of color."
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