Personally I'm fine with either the market or the government providing new housing, and ideally I think we'd have a lot of both. > This isn't changing zoning a

Personally I'm fine with either the market or the government providing new housing, and ideally I think we'd have a lot of both. > This isn't changing zoning a little bit. It's true, fairly radical zoning changes are warranted. Or at least, radical by US standards. Although you probably wouldn't have to go quite as far as Singapore, since obviously US cities aren't as land restricted.