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"Since the Great Recession, the [NYC region] produced just 0.5 housing units per net new job added. The region continued to underproduce housing in recent years – permitting 0.3 housing units per net new job added in the last year." https://t.co/VLMP4dTYfT
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) November 8, 2019

“When it takes a significant investment to spur housing supply to meet housing demand, it’s clear there is something fundamentally broken in the housing ecosystem." @mikekingsella spoke with @SFBTBlanca about recent #tech investments in #housing. https://t.co/k8CDQIG6Se
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) November 7, 2019

"During the longest economic expansion on record, the U.S. has been building far fewer houses than it usually does, pushing prices further out of reach for a vast portion of the population..." @NBuhayar on the California #housing crisis. #CApol #caleg https://t.co/sjdi2x5nOs
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) November 6, 2019

In this @NBuhayar story in @business, @mikekingsella explains why many West Coast-based #technology companies are investing in #housing. https://t.co/KsMLX78Q0a pic.twitter.com/EGM8M0VCMK
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) November 5, 2019

Bloomington, Indiana is considering a Unified Development Ordinance that would legalize duplexes, triplexes, and quads on single family lots. https://t.co/yeDFgA5Tgd
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) November 5, 2019

Our latest insights post focuses on the Task Force on the Impact of the Affordable Housing Crisis Act and why it could be an effective tool for enabling smart housing policy. Thanks to two housing leaders - @SenToddYoung & @RepScottPeters - for sponsoring! https://t.co/fUOcnCqvVm
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) November 4, 2019

Last week, the Minneapolis City Council approved the ambitious Minneapolis 2040 plan, which curtails exclusionary zoning in the city. In @TheAtlantic, @RickKahlenberg argued the city came to understand the negative impact of single-family-only zoning. https://t.co/KitH4TL1tQ
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) October 31, 2019

Great discussion with @Up4Growth member @1000oregon’s Mary Kyle McCurdy, @FairHousingOR’s Allan Lazo, and @PortlandBPS’s Tom Armstrong on both state and local policy efforts on zoning reform in Oregon at @TernerHousing. pic.twitter.com/6HkEAWydgE
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) October 30, 2019

.@Up4Growth is also looking forward to supporting passage of H.R. 4307, @ScottPetersSD’s Build More Housing Near Transit Act, which like AB 2923, would go a long way in increasing equitable and affordable housing opportunities near transit. https://t.co/KD1FtFPRoJ
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) October 30, 2019

We were pleased to support the passage of this legislation in the 2018 legislative session in Sacramento. https://t.co/3N9YwanPpV
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) October 30, 2019

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