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HEADLINE: "Vancouver real estate: White Spot site on West Georgia sells for whopping $245 million" Most normal people see this headline and say WTF! Land speculators say "Damn! That guy stole that parcel!" vancouversun.com/news/local-new…

The elevators Dean Preston are pushing for in a Tenderloin SRO betray a pattern with the administration of Mayor London Breed: The supes allocate money for housing programs, voters pass new taxes for affordable housing, and the mayor refuses to spend it. 48hills.org/2024/09/presto…

YIMBY often uses redlining as an excuse for luxury condo enabling rezoning. As usual, the real estate developer lobby isn’t exactly telling the truth.

So, let’s get this straight. J.K. Dineen, who exactly is funding this person’s buying spree? From what we can gather from your piece, it appears to be Russian oligarchs linked to Putin. Is he bootstrapping it, or are we missing something?

Imagining a San Francisco where rent is 50% lower and all that money flows into the local economy instead of private equity landlords’ pockets. That would be a boom loop.

Thanks for the plug, Bobby! Hopefully, you will come and live tweet. Perhaps you will learn something from Patrick Condon. And, Bobby, we aren’t NIMBYs.

So, _fruchtose, as soon as he is challenged, blocks like all of these other keyboard cowards, not different from Max Dubler or the gaslighting bunch of deregulation and urban renewal neighborhood destroying misfits called YIMBY.

Wow, as suspected, the privilege and arrogance and YIMBY with these white gamers who block at the first instance is off the charts.

We see Bobby is here and he is kindly live-tweet our meeting. Unfortunately, like most YIMBYS, he is afraid of facts, so he has blocked us.

We aren’t anti-growth or anti-equity. We also don’t come to meetings and rave like lunatics like you have in the past. Nevertheless, we appreciate the plug, whether it is well intended or not. We care about San Francisco, not poor developers whose main concern is exploration.

Are we going to listen to Harvard Business Review or the real estate industry-controlled Senator Scott Wiener and his misinformed cadre of people who stayed for the first week of Econ 101 and missed all the other economic courses? Sandeep Vaheesan Brian Callaci

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yimbyism is a failure it’s never going to work trickledown housing, filtering, whatever you want to call it: it’s never going to work

This story should be about how a lot with approved plans is not getting built. Meanwhile, YIMBYs continue to tell us we have a housing crisis and we need to change zoning while approved projects that number in the 10s of 1000s sit idly. Why is YIMBY lying? What’s really going on?

Once again, we would like to thank Bobby for live-tweeting our meeting. Of course, courage to be here means something, but courage to unblock us would be more courageous. Here is his feed for those who can see it. Have a beer. We have plenty. Cheers. x.com/_fruchtose/sta…

Why isn’t city attorney David Chui suing the state over this unfunded mandate? “That could be, Petrin said, an “unfunded mandate”—it’s illegal in California for the state to tell local governments they have to do something expensive unless the state will pay for it.”

The translation of the YIMBY/landlord message below is that rent control limits surplus extraction, to the benefit of renters, which cannot be tolerated. If rent control limits private supply, which it actually doesn’t, then public provision and control are requisite.

YIMBY FAIL! “Condon, the author of a new book called “Broken City: Land Speculation, Inequality, and the Urban Crisis,” said that upzoing increases the value, and thus the price, of land, and that global speculative capital, not Nimbys, is the force making housing so expensive.”

Opinion: Large real estate firms driving up prices in housing Columbus dispatch.com/story/opinion/…