> buy up and chase away people i.e. make them an offer to buy their property which they, of their own choice, accept. > If you zoned more places to be walkabl

> buy up and chase away people i.e. make them an offer to buy their property which they, of their own choice, accept. > If you zoned more places to be walkable and lowered rent for the kinds of places people wanted to walk to you wouldn’t have to cram people into a few desirable places. I'm unclear on what your point is now. Lowering the rent means allowing supply to respond to demand (since we don't set market rent by fiat), i.e. allowing developers to make offers to buy parcels and upgrade them to higher density. Are you for this or not?