It is genuinely hard for me to imagine a world where 1 in 6 people move every year (and per Yoni Appelbaum this used to be 1 in 3 which is even more unimaginable) I think we way underrate how much impact this decline has had on everything

Instructive clip for people who are skeptical of the Abundance thesis—this is a perfect encapsulation of the pervasiveness of the anti-housing mindset among local and state Ds. The belief is indeed so pervasive that this councilmember seems to sincerely believe she was helping.

“How are you making housing affordable?” “I got a building to cut from 6 stories to 3 stories” **persuading** people that this makes no sense is the most important thing we can do

What Kind of "Abundance American" are you? I'm Abundance Dynamism 🇺🇸

It's abundance week. Catch the Niskanen Center social policy team at Abundance 2025 later this week. In the meantime, check out these classics:

You may have heard that we could only build 7 or 8 EV charging stations in two years Now you can hear from the guy who ran the program about how it could have gone faster and what we can learn for the next big infrastructure project

I’m really excited to be working with such an amazing group of students on this project It’s been so cool to see all the different types of people that abundance is resonating with and I can’t wait for all the cool work all of our chapters will be doing

Why does this review call it a problem that lower prices are good for buyers but bad for sellers? That’s the entire reason why we want to build more housing