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You know what makes housing more affordable? More housing….

It's 2018. LA's City Council is opposing SB827 over gentrification concerns. Rent is $1,663. It's 2019. LA's City Council is opposing SB50 over gentrification concerns. Rent is $1,791. It's 2025. LA's City Council is opposing SB79 over gentrification concerns. Rent is $2,625.

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Guy who hasn’t submitted plans complains he doesn’t have a permit.

The shift in power has already happened. Look at WeHo CC, look at SM CC. LA incumbents may not see it yet, but the old guard’s grip is slipping fast.

Asking for a friend: Is it ok for a senator to date a real estate developer? 🏛️❤️🏗️ Would that be “conflict of interest”… or just interest? 😉

Why is the rent so damn high in LA? Simple economics: the demand for housing is extremely high and our housing supply is extremely low.

Good to see HAC weighing in on LA Politics. Excited to see the coalition playing a role here.

This is why your housing is so expensive Not Blackstone, not "greedy landlords" Just your mom, dad, & neighbors voting for NIMBY local politicians who then prevent housing from being built That's why you pay tens of thousands of dollars more than you need to Simple as that

Most people only ever catch a glimpse of the fight to get housing approved in CA. Behind the scenes, nearly every project ends up needing calls with upper management just to move forward backed by extremely high-level code knowledge and receipts that only a handful of people

It’s no surprise I don’t support the labor unions that have done everything they can to kill housing bills. That said, I respect the Carpenters for at least coming to the table. This was amazing negotiation by the heroes at CA YIMBY. Nolan, Max, Ed, Muhammad and the rest of the

I forgot about this one SB838 is a straight-up carve-out that chips away at the Housing Accountability Act. Once you start poking holes in the HAA, you weaken CA’s strongest housing law. Mixed-use projects with small hotel components need more protection, not less. This bill

She said yes ❤️❤️❤️😍 Senator Sasha Renée Pérez That was a masterful presentation, and I’m really glad I supported your campaign. 👏

Between City of Yes and the (possible) charter amendments, I assume NYC will soon have quite a lot more zoned capacity. The risk to housing production will increasingly be the cost of building and I don't have confidence Zohran can say "no" to any progressive-coded cost drivers.

The best architects, designers, and developers don’t just design buildings, they train plan checkers. Most plan checkers don’t know state law (think GC § 65913.3). Our job is to brainwash it into their heads until they do.