This entire article conflates developers and landlords, even though they are two separate things. It sounds like the problem(s) didn't even start happening until the building changed ownership multiple times, it's the new owners failing to honor terms. x.com/alex_zee/statu…

Utterly perfect self-awareness. 10/10, no notes. Love this website, LMAO. x.com/jewstein3000/s…

The last thing you see before no new housing gets built in your city, ever:

Really excited for at least four more years of this dynamic.

They didn't reach out to you or any of the other hooting left-NIMBYs in the replies, so no. x.com/PippengerHarlo…

you can laugh but this is how we build housing

Left-NIMBYs: "You can't use that housing study to prove filtering works, it's from another country with a totally different housing market!" Also left-NIMBYs: "Public housing absolutely works, look at this example from another country with a totally different housing market!"

Is that a picture of an AHF building? Maybe one of the left-NIMBYs on their payroll can help identify it for us. x.com/m0grady/status…

Ugh, now the YIMBROs are even gentrifying the *bathrooms*, displacing the hard working-class soap!

The community note on this, after all the chronically online left-NIMBYs already stampeded and ran with the tweet and study in predictable bad faith, is hilarious. x.com/thomaskr05/sta…

Not sure why Larry is concerned here, these folks can simply rent all of the "vacant luxury housing" that left-NIMBYs constantly and confidently inform me exists in the LA market.

x.com/EmoJeb/status/…

How many hipsters does it take to change a lightbulb? It's an obscure number, you probably haven't heard of it. x.com/maxdubler/stat…

Hell yeah. calhdf.org/calhdf-secures…

.City of Portland, Maine’s 2024 Housing Report confirms what many feared: raising IZ from 10% to 25% in 2021 didn’t spark affordability — it torched production. From 900+ units in 2021 to barely a trickle since. Inclusionary zoning with exclusionary results.

Explains much of the discourse.