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Honored to have Samar Jha, Senior Legislative Representative @AARPpolicy join our panel of experts for Up for Growth's ADU reform podcast on June 28. Join us! Register here: https://t.co/70MXz1ZJTv pic.twitter.com/cWxzupoaFH
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) June 23, 2022
Less than a week until our webcast on ADU reform! Join us for a great discussion with a group of national experts. Find out how pro-housing policies are impacting communities across the country. Register here: https://t.co/70MXz1ZJTv pic.twitter.com/F7CfEN5YTG
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) June 22, 2022
Zoning reform? How about no zoning at all? A compelling question explored by @mnolangray @TheAtlantic.https://t.co/OZWNrHOqAC
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) June 21, 2022
Across the country, "lavish" amounts of parking (outside places like NYC) add enormously to the cost of housing production. Stateline asks: Why not take an approach that weaves sustainability into housing and transportation planning?https://t.co/xwbWVrXQmj
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) June 9, 2022
The Sunday New York Times takes an in-depth look at NIMBYs - personal histories, motivations and in some cases how anti-housing activism is integral to their identities among their friends and in their neighborhoods and communities.https://t.co/la51IBQseV
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) June 6, 2022
UFG CEO @mikekingsella in @Bisnow on rising costs of housing and corporate relocation: "Affordability pressure is now moving up the income spectrum," with a 37% increase in housing cost-burdened households in 80%-120% range of their area's median income.https://t.co/TKaMKlW7x3
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) June 3, 2022
The great work of @sarabronin @desegregateCT featured in Governing today:https://t.co/rSOG4QVtgB
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) June 2, 2022
MHI says they strongly support legislation including the Housing Supply & Affordability Act and YIMBY Act proposals "as a way to expand access to affordable homeownership for all." đź‘Źđź‘Źđź‘Ź https://t.co/Hpuytm5dWX
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) May 27, 2022
The Atlantic's @JerusalemDemsas with a thought-provoking discussion of NIMBYism, immigration, climate change and population growth👇https://t.co/bdoTNtIB47
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) May 25, 2022
Three years into Newsom’s tenure, housing production remains sluggish. Where’s the holdup? asks @sfchronicle. At the local level, Newsom says, NIMBY politics prevent homeless shelters from being constructed and housing projects from being approved.https://t.co/8zvBIXtIwx
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) May 23, 2022