> For these reason, they're going to oppose any new supply entering the market. Nobody is opposed to new supply entering the market. The opposition is 100% abo

> For these reason, they're going to oppose any new supply entering the market. Nobody is opposed to new supply entering the market. The opposition is 100% about the devaluation of the area, which is not about the supply per se. If you wanted to build a block up with 500 units which had adequate parking and everyone's homes/land would increase in value 5%, you would have widespread support. The problem of density is solved with substandard buildings that cut corners, alongside the increased density in Southern California.