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  • One thing to is it comes down to incentivizing housing. someone needs to take the capital loss on creating a cheap house for a family in need. It’s the city and the tax payers. If you can’t figure out who is eligible for a cheap home, and who will pay for that person cheap home, and find a builder to build said cheap home, then it’s all just a waste of breath anyway.


  • The problem is if you have a housing crisis, and developable land, but the only housing projects you approve are $750k houses in giant suburb… There’s a huge difference between deregulation and planned incentivized development.

    Communities have so much power as far as local approval for building developments and city design. You guy should be coming together and saying what you just said. How can we get more affordable housing without all the bad effects, what regulations do we need to protect your peace and health? What regulations are blocking a mixed use development in favor of a suburb no one can afford?



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    3 days ago

    Ah the ‘state’ So donald trump should take over all housing…

    No wait, the nation of people who elected donald trump, who’s imaginary new government(which will be so much more awesome) that state should do it!

    You need your revolution first friends, im waiting. It’s your time to shine and you’re still lurking in the dark quoting theory.



  • It shouldn’t be an investment asset.

    Homebuilding is still a business though. You still need someone to risk their money, assemble the materials and crew, complete the project and find a buyer for it.

    If there’s no demand for a product no one will build it. There’s always going to be demand for a mythical product that can’t be built. Like cheap housing.

    I just spent $2,000 on a handful of wood, shingles, and siding to patch my house up. like 1/10th of a single wide trailer. That’s just the materials i’ll be providing the labor which would normally cost $30-$60 hour.

    So it shouldn’t be an investment asset, someone still has to invest in it being built, so that a homeowner may live there.