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How transit-oriented development can make California’s cities affordable

According to Liam Dillon in the LA Times, SB 827, the “transit-rich housing bonus,” would “dramatically increase housing density near…
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What SB827, the transit-rich housing bonus, actually does

What SB827, the transit-rich housing bonus, actually does

NOTE: This was written on January 4, 2018. The bill has been amended a lot since that time and this information is no longer current.
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My comment on the Central SOMA EIR

Back in February, I wrote a comment on the Central SOMA plan Environmental Impact Report. Here it is, word for word, with a short…
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A YIMBY primer primer

Things to read about Housing Policy, with a Bay Area slant
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Why mansions are artificially cheap

Why mansions are artificially cheap

And how you’re paying for them
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ADUs are only a first step for Palo Alto

ADUs are only a first step for Palo Alto

Letter to the editor of Palo Alto Weekly
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Bread and apartments

Bread and apartments

(and the radical notion that they aren’t that different)
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