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The demand is there: https://la.urbanize.city/post/plan-skyline-altering-tower-above-blocs-garage-moves-forward https://la.urbanize.city/post/plan-skyline-alter
by scoofy 8mo ago
The demand is there: https://la.urbanize.city/post/plan-skyline-altering-tower-above-blocs-garage-moves-forward https://la.urbanize.city/post/plan-skyline-altering-tower-ab...
The point is that the vast majority of budgetary issues in LA could be solved by just legalizing, and streamlining the production of something as simple as three-story row housing like the kind that's normal in San Francisco (which has a surprisingly good long-term outlook despite their current budget woes).
It's not rocket science here. If you make it easy to build housing, the industry grow to meet demand. If you make it difficult, it will be dominated by a handful of major players who can navigate the process.
- amluto 8mo agoI recently reviewed a bid from a not-particularly-fancy contractor for nearly $1M to build ~1200 sq ft in an empty lot in Los Angeles. This isn’t just a planning permit probem.