> "more zoning control" They're saying almost exactly the opposite of that - establish clear rules that, if followed by developers, lead to automatic approval,

> "more zoning control" They're saying almost exactly the opposite of that - establish clear rules that, if followed by developers, lead to automatic approval, rather than the current mess of endless, case-by-case approval processes. > "stop treating homes as investments" This is specifically deaing with government policies that prioritize houses' utility as investments over their utility as consumer goods - eg by restricting supply.