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"It could take 1,000 years for some #California submarkets to reach a #housing equilibrium under the current regulatory environment,“ which is why one developer believes "The ultimate constraint [to housing] is zoning.” From @KelsiMaree in @GlobeStcom ⬇️ https://t.co/xiXrL3EHce
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 17, 2019

Great news for @AMLIapts on receiving the 2019 @ENERGYSTAR Partner of the Year Award! AMLI is a member of Up for Growth Action as well a leading developer and owner of sustainable, multifamily rental properties 💡🏘️. Keep up the great work! https://t.co/Ygfxaj73gM
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 16, 2019

California's #affordablehousing crisis is dire. Gavin Newsom is taking action 💪. #CA will soon be taking developer proposals for affordable housing projects on state property, from Huntington Beach 🏖️ to Humboldt 🌲. https://t.co/9iI9AwI6Kp
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 15, 2019

Sonoma County lost 5,100+ homes after the 2017 fires and was faced with a chance to build new & affordable #housing. Some of their recent changes include creating high density residential incentive programs and increasing building height requirements 👍. https://t.co/lkdiUytLOP
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 11, 2019

More affordable housing near transit in California a step closer to reality. Asm. Housing Committee passes AB 1717 6-1. Thank you @laurafriedman43
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 10, 2019

Oregon’s SB 10 offers housing & transportation options that lower costs of living and leverage public investments in transit, roads, and infrastructure. Learn from @mikekingsella about how SB 10 isn’t just a #housing bill, but also a transportation bill 🚉https://t.co/ytT2vypea9
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 10, 2019

We are pleased to see a bipartisan effort to curb the #housingaffordability crisis in Oregon. Changing outdated zoning laws to allow #affordablehousing where it is most needed is a solution we can all get behind 👏🏠. https://t.co/2NYfMmguS3
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 9, 2019

Strong relationships between state and local governments are crucial to providing #affordablehousing to everyone. States like Utah are promoting affordable housing by leveraging the power of the state government with the local expertise of its cities. https://t.co/IVNBMMUiM9
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 8, 2019

The annual report from @CHRankings makes it clear that the #housingaffordability crisis extends far beyond our nation’s big cities. We need cheaper, more abundant #housing to keep our counties healthy!https://t.co/hqTA5NmyKH
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 5, 2019

Seattle just experienced the smallest increase in rent prices since 2010 due to a boom in new apartments being built across the city – with more housing scheduled to be available this spring and summer! More housing being built ➡️ cheaper housing costs 🙌. https://t.co/V0LvGhCGmV
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) April 3, 2019

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