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https://t.co/60XaOYSNcx @just_shelter and @evictionlab make the case for the US having “millions of fewer housing units than we need” and how “this shortfall has devastating impacts.”
@billmckibben has a great piece you should read in ful. “But all of these factors, I think, should incline us toward supporting—perhaps grudgingly, and against our first impulse—new developments that address present crises and past injustice.” https://t.co/3meAWCfZ2o
In 2019, the New Zealand’s federal government took action to seriously liberalize zoning laws in major cities.
Not to do it in theory, they made the math work. And despite “Labour Crises”, starts have boomed even as prices and rents have begun to fall.
Sub-$200k new homes went from nearly 50% of the market in 2010 to 0% today.
It's time we stop sugarcoating it: THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING MARKET HAS COLLAPSED.
“It's a shame when most of the faculty and staff who work in Chapel Hill can't live in Chapel Hill,” Geier said. “Because that affects the diversity and the dynamic of the campus.” https://t.co/Omn7LEtVkL
@YIMBYDurham@jasoncoxnc@aussieflya That’s a bait and switch, this is the view you get when you try to walk from the station to downtown, which is only 1 mile from downtown but a terrible walk.