Of course the opposition to new housing is from existing homeowners whose property values benefit from increasing scarcity amidst sky-high demand. > In late Ma

Of course the opposition to new housing is from existing homeowners whose property values benefit from increasing scarcity amidst sky-high demand. > In late May, dozens of people gathered in Ketchum’s town square to protest the lack of housing and support a new 56-unit affordable-housing complex that a developer wants to build downtown. Some residents oppose the project, which the city council is still weighing, saying it would shrink what limited parking there is and concentrate low-income housing in a single area.