> But that only applies to houses that are now zoned to allow them to be replaced with condos.
Literally what I’m talking about and what is often fought against. But really any development constrain, zoning or not, has this effect.
And: Priced out of the whole area in many cases — folks are absolutely leaving NYC and the SF Bay Area for cheaper locales. Just ask anyone in the Central Valley, Portland, or Pittsburgh.
Literally what I’m talking about and what is often fought against. But really any development constrain, zoning or not, has this effect.
And: Priced out of the whole area in many cases — folks are absolutely leaving NYC and the SF Bay Area for cheaper locales. Just ask anyone in the Central Valley, Portland, or Pittsburgh.