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Yes all of the above. Landlords lobbying against new development under various guises (environmental, "character", "history"); landlords very cheaply withholdi
by llamaimperative 2y ago
Yes all of the above.
Landlords lobbying against new development under various guises (environmental, "character", "history"); landlords very cheaply withholding vacant land from use (minimal taxes to pay, no rent to pay, no penalties for vacancy); landlords utilizing zoning regulations to prevent effective use of other people's land