> Can only speak for my city (Seattle), but no one’s building Camrys and building is constant I'm in the Seattle metro. Building higher density housing is stil

> Can only speak for my city (Seattle), but no one’s building Camrys and building is constant I'm in the Seattle metro. Building higher density housing is still illegal in most of the city, because attitudes there are still fundamentally NIMBY, even if it's not as bad as SF. The city has generally upzoned little slices at a time around 'urban villages', and while that's certainly better than nothing, it's a lot less effective than largest scale upzones, and streamlining building processes.