If we combine this with condo defect law and single-stair reforms in coming years, California could be seriously cooking on small scale infill production 🔥

If I was a rich guy interested in pro-housing reform, I would found something like an AP wire that hires people to report on housing and local government in major cities across America. It'd cost peanuts relative to electoral politics/lobbying and be 100x more effective.

You see how the luxury condos stop the leaking

Every legislator this session trying to get a housing bill through senate natural resources

An unpleasant reminder that the housing supply crisis in blue state urban metros isn't just a moral quandary for Dems, it's an electoral one as well

There’s gonna be tremendous pressure in California next year to nationalize home insurance markets beyond earthquake to other risks like wildfires just to underwrite suburban and exurban owner-occupiers in high fire zones

Over 65% of housing in the US is owner-occupied. When you’re talking about the “owning class” that usually means homeowners, and I can’t understand why self-described socialists and tenant advocates keep siding with them over the workers who build rental housing.

More of this from Democratic Party leaders! Call out bad exclusionary actors at the local level.

Santa Clara County electeds won’t stop trying to kill regional transit operations funding while bullying their way to build massive, expensive and low utility transit stations.

Free parking is not, in fact, a human right

Landlords against new housing is really all you need to know about the opposition to new housing.

🚨 HOUSING SHORTAGE MENTIONED 🚨

Trump: ‘These Criminals Are Coming Into This Country From Wisconsin’

The ABC moderators are winning the debate by demonstrating how all presidential debates should be. No Democrat should partake in debates without live fact checking, our democracy is not a reality show.

He’s so mad that he’s not running against Biden lmao

Extremely irresponsible, misleading, and inflammatory framing of a common sense proposal to legalize smaller homes.