@chris_labarthe@CandiceAiston Absolutely incorrect - many office buildings have an appropriate depth for adaptive use to residential uses. Have done it multiple times previously, and are seeing accelerating interest from the development community
@DocTerryLorch@KAErdmann@mikenealis@maxdubler@crulge Exclusionary zoning (prohibiting all but large lot single family housing development) and overzoning (allowing for development densities that would require high-rise construction) are both problems in terms of creating affordable housing at an appropriate density.
@KAErdmann@DocTerryLorch@mikenealis@maxdubler@crulge Trickle down development is not an effective way to provide housing for those who are most directly impacted by rising rents. Targeting development at workforce housing is far more effective.
Hey @BuildFerguson, how difficult is it to source a replacement tank lid for the one that arrived from you damaged? We’ve been patiently waiting several months now - this is ridiculous.
Hey, @UPS. I understand not having the usual level of live support given current conditions, but not having the ability to call, text or email to support is a problem when the UPS virtual assistant can't get you an answer.