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belonging.berkeley.edu
For a several years now I've observed with growing alarm, then despair, as California's housing woes-astronomical prices, skyrocketing rents and rates of annual appreciation, knee-jerk opposition to new housing, an epidemic of displacement and hom |
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socialistworker.org
Grassroots campaigns won important victories on ballot initiatives in San Francisco, but it was a different story in the mayor's race. |
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www.theurbanist.org
# Seattle's 20-year growth plan doesn't do enough to ensure that lower income residents will be able to access the vast majority of the city's residential neighborhoods, according to King County's Affordable Housing Committee. |
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www.strongtowns.org
To escape the housing crisis, we need a lot of housing to be built quickly. The key isn't large, ponderous projects; it's fast, widespread incremental development. We know the types of units that can be scaled and we know how to build them. The only thing we need now is for cities to devote themselves to doing it. |
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