> But incumbent homeowner NIMBYites and rent are happy... If you meant to say "renters are happy", no, many of us are not. Those of us who were "lucky" enough

> But incumbent homeowner NIMBYites and rent are happy... If you meant to say "renters are happy", no, many of us are not. Those of us who were "lucky" enough to score a rent-controlled apartment around the 2008->2010 time frame are now trapped in those apartments; unable to move despite often worsening and/or malicious corporate landlords because of the substantial increase in rent hike that we would have to endure to find a new place. If you meant to say something else, please disregard my previous 'graph. :) Edit: Oh hey! Hallo again! I guess you've already heard all I have to say on the topic already. :) For others: Don't forget that the city's colossal failure to build negatively impacts both those who wish to move into the city and those who wish to move within it.