4 ms·
"They responded to rising housing prices by liberalizing their zoning code in the hopes of attracting more construction." Yes, that is what I was referring to
by rsync 6y ago
"They responded to rising housing prices by liberalizing their zoning code in the hopes of attracting more construction."
Yes, that is what I was referring to when I spoke of an "anti-zoning housing movement". That is a political movement that, I believe, has its roots in California.
And yes, I agree with you that it has progressed further in Minneapolis than it has in, for instance, the Bay Area.
- jeffbee 6y agoI was both agreeing and disagreeing. In MN they have an "anti-zoning housing movement" but in CA we still have an "anti-housing zoning movement".