> harden rent control So price controls... > eliminate no-fault eviction "no-fault eviction" is, quite literally, a made-up magical concept. A landlord that

> harden rent control So price controls... > eliminate no-fault eviction "no-fault eviction" is, quite literally, a made-up magical concept. A landlord that chooses to not renew your lease is not "evicting" you. Both parties have fulfilled their contractual obligations. >any new housing production be allocated to existing needy residents by government lottery OK. Sure, and how long does this go on? Do you really think that this is a feasible long term solution? If the social science and economic literature points to "Yes" then I'm all ears, but I don't think that this is the case. >Optionally add downzoning to reduce landlord incentives to let buildings die of neglect (no opportunity to build anything more profitable). This one was just painful to read. I mean....this is the exact OPPOSITE of what you want to do. The entire issue boils down to supply and demand, and their solution is to further reduce density and the supply of housing!?