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Slightly less convincing since the article doesn't spell out what the actual reason is. Anybody have any answer for that?
by nielsbot 1y ago
Slightly less convincing since the article doesn't spell out what the actual reason is. Anybody have any answer for that?
- lanfeust6 1y agoConstrained/inelastic supply of housing in the face of growing demand. Either the demand gets moderated (lower influx of people in cities) or you have to build more. The constraints are exacerbated by zoning and regulations.
- mritterhoff 1y agoThe weaponization of zoning laws. It's literally illegal to build the housing people want and need thanks to them. Every US city needs zoning reform, to get rid of height maximums, parking minimums, and Single Family Only zoning.