Does Scott Wiener understand the basics of the housing market?
Based in his recent comments, apparently not. Does Scott Wiener, author of some of the most sweeping housing legislation in California history, chair of the State... … more »
Based in his recent comments, apparently not. Does Scott Wiener, author of some of the most sweeping housing legislation in California history, chair of the State... … more »
Why should cities and counties guarantee profits for builders and push the costs of growth onto local taxpayers? Yimbyism famously blames the housing affordabilit... … more »
Skinner’s “good RHNAs” charade The legislators’ CEQA hatefest was punctuated by a rambling, cryptic commentary from Sen. Nancy Skinner about funding the housi... … more »
Hearing, data show how the state's 'streamlining' supply-side approach is failing. Since the 1970s, apostles of growth have decried local control of land use... … more »
Crucial planning decisions are made behind closed-doors, with Yimby stakeholders—and the public can't even get the basic records. Ben Metcalf directed the Califor... … more »
An ambitious politician is backing away from the Yimby position in the face of a project that is going to be deeply unpopular. Up to now, when it comes to devel... … more »
[This article was originally published in The Brooklyn Rail and is republished with permission] When Gavin Newsom was running for California governor in 2017, he ... … more »
If cities don't meet the state's impossible housing goals, unelected bureaucrats could be approving development projects with no oversight. State Sen. Scott Wien... … more »
On Oct. 4, this editorial, “California is Actually Making Progress on Building More Housing,” appeared in the online version of the New York Times. The author is... … more »
The NY Times says yes—but even the SF Chronicle agrees that the data shows these units are not a very effective way to address the housing crisis. The Calif... … more »