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Well, we could argue about this ad infinitum ... Or, we could take a shortcut and ask those very people what they think and what they would like. Which is to
by rsync 6y ago
Well, we could argue about this ad infinitum ...
Or, we could take a shortcut and ask those very people what they think and what they would like.
Which is to say, let's find some non-white stakeholders (homeowners) with skin in the game in their neighborhoods and communities and ask them what they think.
I drive through some very nice, very well ordered, single family zoned nieghborhoods in Fremont - the owners of which are predominantly non-white. The same exists in many other bay area communities.
Are those people vehemently advocating for upzoning and loss of local control ? Do those people have a strong preference for owners over renters ?
Genuinely curious ...
- Lammy 6y agoCan I also be a stakeholder if I'd like to live in a particular neighborhood but have been priced out by their "local control"?