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In the House Judiciary Commitee, HR E, at 1:00 pm.
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 19, 2019

.@HUDgov @SecretaryCarson will now be speaking at UFG National Coalition member @NDC_Voice's Town Hall meeting in DC. Learn more about and register for this March 14 event ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/CiKCtikwsc
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 18, 2019

Appearing in the article are @worthington651 and Minneapolis 2040; Speaker @TinaKotek's legislation in #orleg; @Microsoft's housing agenda for #waleg; @GavinNewsom, @Kevin_Faulconer, and housing in California; and @SecretaryCarson and @CoryBooker at the federal level.
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 15, 2019

The latest from Up for Growth and @mikekingsella: "Why Policy Makers are Beginning to Tackle Exclusionary Zoning Across the U.S." 👇https://t.co/O81X67kMt4
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 15, 2019

“... put it in terms the public will understand. What is the trade-off? What ultimately impacts what rental units will be priced at?” Coverage of @mikekingsella's talk on communication the #housing crisis at @UrbanLandInst's #housingopp. https://t.co/wv8QcV6XfR
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 15, 2019

Many Americans desire #missingmiddle 🏘️. So why is it so difficult to build it? Exclusionary zoning policies are part of the problem. From @HaistenWillis in @washingtonpost ➡️ https://t.co/QtehJz4yGe pic.twitter.com/3uXEEGmK4x
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 14, 2019

What's in @Microsoft's Washington state legislative priorities for 2019? Up for Growth Action-supported legislation to allow cities to extend the tax exemption for multifamily development. #waleg From @BradSmi ➡️ https://t.co/PHVOynlLla pic.twitter.com/nPCjOhuCFX
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 13, 2019

“And building housing near jobs, transit, and other housing—rather than ultra-LEED-certified parking garages—is merely a political choice. No innovation required.” More from @alexbaca in @Slate ⬇️https://t.co/W54m6E7j57
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 12, 2019

"You have to make a lot more money to afford [housing]. It means purchasing a first-time home is much more out of reach for younger folks." More on the #housing crisis in #Oregon, from @ParisAchen in @ThePortlandTrib. #orpol #orleg ➡️ https://t.co/j4LVMsvmy0 pic.twitter.com/EH98zPvy2a
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 11, 2019

Up For Growth-supported legislation to extend Washington's multi-family tax exemption for #affordablehousing units gets a mention in @danbertolet's run down of #housing legislation being considered by #waleg. In @Sightline ➡️ https://t.co/CElV3F0wZ6 pic.twitter.com/MjI7WQP5xE
— Up for Growth (@Up4Growth) February 8, 2019

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