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Boggles the mind why New York City would consider a *7-story* building to be a Major Building. This makes it even harder to build new housing for no real reason.

What would it take to build small neighborhood elementary schools again?

This is not a house… This is 436 houses.

Ensouled little train

You can’t overrate the Capital of the World.

Upzone all the pink first, then we can talk.

For the trees!

I am a very suburb-friendly YIMBY. I like lots of greenfield development. And I’m here to tell you that this plan stinks. Selling off a lot of America’s most treasured public lands to pay for tax cuts for rich people and then pretending it’s about housing is awful! YIMBYLAND

Austin looks incredible here.

71% of Americans oppose selling our public lands. This is just such a wildly unpopular idea, idk why they’re going so hard for it.

Is this Marx or Lenin?

This is just the MAGA version of vacancy truthers. This public land is not near population centers. You can’t just magically make housing appear in the middle of nowhere.

My mood rn. Catch me in the woods with my NODs and a DDM4.

Framing it as an either/or is a good way to lose the support of people who don’t share your personal connection to nature. Mike Lee’s proposal wouldn’t meaningfully increase GDP or federal revenue. It’s just a mass land selloff with minimal public benefit.

The 2-3 story rowhouse is one of the best and most basic forms of American urbanism … but it’s also derived/inherited from our European cultural heritage.

We're gonna bring this back. America needs more small apartment buildings and row houses.

Periodic reminder that Reich opposed affordable housing in his own neighborhood.

Can someone explain to me how this is patentable?