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Gathering a wide-ranging discussion on Twitter (aka #HousingTwitter), March 5-7 2018. This is necessarily partly curation, because discussions on Twitter are often interwoven and branching - expressing it as a single 'thread' is interpretative. |
Gathering a wide-ranging discussion on Twitter (aka #HousingTwitter), March 5-7 2018. This is necessarily partly curation, because discussions on Twitter are often interwoven and branching - expressing it as a single 'thread' is interpretative. |
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We'll take as starting point Matt Bruenig (lawyer, blogger, founder of People's Policy Project, [https://t.co/eylGa6bGEu peoplespolicyproject.org]) commenting, in now-deleted March 5 tweet, that he has a paper coming out soon from 3P about how to address housing affordability. Bay Area YIMBY Tommaso_Sciortino then asked Matt if had any thoughts on California's proposed Transit Zoning Bill, #SB827, and then [https://twitter.com/TommSciortino/status/970755312432046080 shared] a recent [https://www.vox.com/cities-and-urbanism/2018/2/23/17011154/sb827-california-housing-crisis Vox story] about it: |
We'll take as starting point Matt Bruenig (lawyer, blogger, founder of People's Policy Project, [https://t.co/eylGa6bGEu peoplespolicyproject.org]) commenting, in now-deleted March 5 tweet, that he has a paper coming out soon from 3P about how to address housing affordability. Bay Area YIMBY Tommaso_Sciortino then asked Matt if had any thoughts on California's proposed Transit Zoning Bill, #SB827, and then [https://twitter.com/TommSciortino/status/970755312432046080 shared] a recent [https://www.vox.com/cities-and-urbanism/2018/2/23/17011154/sb827-california-housing-crisis Vox story] about it. Bruenig replied: |
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Dragonfly on Deck @IDoTheThinking "Can someone cite a paper, provide an theory, or point to a city where this is even remotely true? Usually when new high end housing gets built near older housing, prices in existing housing depreciates. How in the world does being near a high rent building push up existing rents?" [https://twitter.com/MattBruenig/status/970757372481343488 https://twitter.com/MattBruenig/status/970757372481343488] … 6:12 PM - 5 Mar 2018 |
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Revision as of 23:02, 7 March 2018
Gathering a wide-ranging discussion on Twitter (aka #HousingTwitter), March 5-7 2018. This is necessarily partly curation, because discussions on Twitter are often interwoven and branching - expressing it as a single 'thread' is interpretative.
We'll take as starting point Matt Bruenig (lawyer, blogger, founder of People's Policy Project, peoplespolicyproject.org) commenting, in now-deleted March 5 tweet, that he has a paper coming out soon from 3P about how to address housing affordability. Bay Area YIMBY Tommaso_Sciortino then asked Matt if had any thoughts on California's proposed Transit Zoning Bill, #SB827, and then shared a recent Vox story about it. Bruenig replied:
Dragonfly on Deck @IDoTheThinking "Can someone cite a paper, provide an theory, or point to a city where this is even remotely true? Usually when new high end housing gets built near older housing, prices in existing housing depreciates. How in the world does being near a high rent building push up existing rents?" https://twitter.com/MattBruenig/status/970757372481343488 … 6:12 PM - 5 Mar 2018