"Comprehensive federal legislation is the next logical step to ensure that medical cannabis patients remain a focal point in the fight for safe access," public health researcher @ShelbyHuffaker writes.
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@NevoMagnezi Genuine question, wouldn't it make a good place to develop out further given that it's centrally-located & along a trolley line? More connecting bus routes to uptown, SDSU, etc could address connectivity but I could also see Mission Valley itself becoming a thriving community
So @MayorToddGloria Housing Action Package includes the implementation of SB 10, a state law that cities can opt-in to increase housing supply and affordability.
A Zillow study finds San Diego's median rent exceeds San Francisco's, so SB 10 can help address this crisis. 🧵
@LeslieKBruce@KUSINews@ToddGloria "Looked at new construction in 11 different cities and found that new construction decreases rent 5-7%"
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@LeslieKBruce@KUSINews@ToddGloria "rents fall by 2% for parcels within 100m of new construction. Renters' risk of displacement to a lower-income neighborhood falls by 17%.” Increases gentrification but not displacement"
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@LeslieKBruce@KUSINews@ToddGloria This you?
"Our findings show that some opposition to housing is motivated not by residents’ fears of their own losses, but resentment of others’ gains."
@jimsmith7@KUSINews@ToddGloria "for every 10%increase in the housing stock, rents decrease 1% and sales prices also decrease within 500 feet...new high-rises attract new restaurants, which is consistent with the hypothesis about amenity effects."
https://t.co/BNtBiYJF0G
@jimsmith7@KUSINews@ToddGloria "Five [studies] find that market-rate housing makes nearby housing more affordable across the income distribution of rental units"
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@jimsmith7@KUSINews@ToddGloria "Contrary to common concerns, new buildings slow local rent increases rather than initiate or accelerate them."
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@justasteer@marnivonwilpert@SDCityCouncil@CityofSanDiego Any good computer scientist/criminologist/sociologist will tell you the technology isn't inherently unbiased. People's biases shape how technologies are created & used. For example, how will this footage be interpreted? Will cameras be more heavily located in certain areas?
In case you haven't been following, @NinaTurner tweeted that insulin should be free & the NH Libertarian Party told her that she should go back to picking cotton for free. None of the libertarians responding have denounced this blatant racism & are in fact doubling down.
Workers will still be compensated. However, telling a Black woman to “go pick crops” is extremely racist and apparently that’s ok with you.
Disgusting.
"Actions like encampment bans fail to address the underlying causes of homelessness. Homelessness is a symptom of a broader housing crisis characterized by a scarcity of affordable and accessible housing."
@katewillett The fact of the matter is that housing availability is the single most important factor driving housing affordability and homelessness. Building more is the only way to make a significant difference, & I think that's where YIMBYs are really focused (tho some are v anti-homeless)
@katewillett This actually has never been shown in the research - in fact, luxury condos in an area typically drive the price of housing *down*. A lot of that rhetoric has been perpetuated by NIMBYS blocking housing projects in their neighborhoods (a remnant of "white flight")