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Who is pushing density on others when they don't want it? I just don't see that happening.
by tryitnow 7y ago
Who is pushing density on others when they don't want it?
I just don't see that happening.
- ellard 7y agoThe folks who are pushing for more housing to be built in the bay are pushing density on folks who are against it. Disclaimer: I'm not saying that that's good or bad.
- fountainofage 7y agoEh, those same folks against density happily vote in another office park that brings in 20,000 new jobs. So I'm a bit hesitant to say they're getting density pushed on them. More like they're finally expected to pay for their free lunch.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoThose jobs drive up the value of their existing homes if additional housing stock isn’t built to support said jobs.
- fountainofage 7y agoI know why they're doing it, I'm arguing density isn't getting forced on them. Rather it's saying "hey, you should pay for that."
- ellard 7y agoWhether or not it's deserved doesn't change that it's still more people than the existing population who votes no wanted. Playing devil's advocate for a moment, the companies that built those office parks knew what the housing situation and politics were like before they were built and they agreed to the terms. They could've chosen a different location if they wanted to.
- silon42 7y agoPeople installing elevators.
- duckqlz 7y agoHong Kong! The zoning for that place is bananas.