I’d also say homeowner economic incentives don’t even cover it. You buy into a community as it is — that’s what you saw the benefit of investing in not only eco

I’d also say homeowner economic incentives don’t even cover it. You buy into a community as it is — that’s what you saw the benefit of investing in not only economically but socially and in terms of years of your life. You may well be particular about its social, architectural, and natural features and resist change to them. If that’s true, then affordable housing pushes that address individual incentives also need to address incentives around “social equity.”