Some politicians from San Francisco such as Gavin Newsome and Scott Weiner did not push more housing in the city and supported such policies as rent control which limited more housing in the city. Now they are pushing denser housing mandates in other parts of the state without ever resolving the housing challenges in the San Francisco when they were there,
The state leaders for many years restricted much housing development and have now done the opposite in forcing states across the city to build, Perhaps a better policy would be to give local citizens more autonomy rather than face this regulatory whiplash of poor policies.
Denser housing solves many issues. Denser housing means more housing available. This not only brings housing costs down but also works directly in hand with solving the homelessness crisis. The core of that issue is not enough housing. It’s great to finally see some solution-based ideas being thrown around. I can’t wait to read about the successful results many years down the line. These handpicked, personalized stories always tug at my heart and make me say yes to whatever follows. I don’t know what it is, but I don’t even care about any data or statistics surrounding it, just fix things for this one person, because if he’s out there, how many more, you know? It’s not like those emotionally manipulative charts and graphs and datasets. Probably all mysteriously created, just like history.
Denser housing and giant data centers.
Seems priorities are off.
Some politicians from San Francisco such as Gavin Newsome and Scott Weiner did not push more housing in the city and supported such policies as rent control which limited more housing in the city. Now they are pushing denser housing mandates in other parts of the state without ever resolving the housing challenges in the San Francisco when they were there,
The state leaders for many years restricted much housing development and have now done the opposite in forcing states across the city to build, Perhaps a better policy would be to give local citizens more autonomy rather than face this regulatory whiplash of poor policies.
Denser housing solves many issues. Denser housing means more housing available. This not only brings housing costs down but also works directly in hand with solving the homelessness crisis. The core of that issue is not enough housing. It’s great to finally see some solution-based ideas being thrown around. I can’t wait to read about the successful results many years down the line. These handpicked, personalized stories always tug at my heart and make me say yes to whatever follows. I don’t know what it is, but I don’t even care about any data or statistics surrounding it, just fix things for this one person, because if he’s out there, how many more, you know? It’s not like those emotionally manipulative charts and graphs and datasets. Probably all mysteriously created, just like history.