I'm beginning to think this issue might self-correct. As more properties end up being owned by investors, the voting power of owners (as a category) is commens

I'm beginning to think this issue might self-correct. As more properties end up being owned by investors, the voting power of owners (as a category) is commensurately lower, since a single investor usually owns multiple properties, yet gets only one vote. As the number of renters increases, they can support zoning changes that add supply and reduce their costs.