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  1. Sep 8

    We need the Labour Party to want houses to be built and push a message - not become a party for the

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  3. Sep 9

    Each red dot represents a person on the . A person with , often with of their own, participating in their , working to make a living and move on from the bad decisions of their past to make a better . You can't them away.

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  4. 4 hours ago

    Dinges.

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  5. Sep 3

    Housing for All: The facts, the intent and the national response Read in full:

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  6. Sep 8

    in . Nobody seems to mind lots of three story apartments with nice parks nearby, but windmills taller than churches? You gotta draw the line somewhere...

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  7. Sep 4

    246/365 we didn’t let the spoil our day with issues around parking and annoying behaviour

  8. Sep 7

    This woman is parked here bitching to the pig about the encampment. Fuck her. This is officer Annis and he supports NIMBYs

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  9. Sep 7

    They said it out loud???!!

    But the resistance in Japantown demonstrates the challenges Breed faces as she tries to spread homelessness services and housing around the city. The overwhelming majority of the city’s shelter, drop-in centers and permanent supportive housing units are in the Tenderloin and SoMa. “We support supportive housing,” said Richard Hashimoto, president of the Japantown Merchants Association. “But just not in this neighborhood.” By Tuesday, more than 6,500 people signed an online petition to stop the sale of the Japantown hotel, which is currently a temporary shelter for homeless people during the pandemic. “They’re not going to spend as much money in Japantown as a tourist would,” Hashimoto said, referring to the would-be tenants who are often living on the margins of society and struggling with mental illness and drug addiction. “That’s a huge economic loss for us.”
    Rarely does this argument get distilled directly to its essence like this example
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  10. Sep 8

    I am once again DARING developers to not build a dedicated parking spot for every resident. ~ 20% of this project’s GSF is just parking - not to mention all the roadway needed to move cars around and through the thing. Still, I’d have to choose to build v. not. I’m no .

    Dorchester Development News: Neponset Wharf.
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  11. 4 hours ago

    Jeweetwel.

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  12. Sep 2

    100% pure unbridled facts.

    The avg suburban liberal in one pic
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  13. Sep 9

    for a tiny fraction of that, with greater impact.

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  14. Sep 2
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    And the award for 'Most Unsurprising Paragraph from a London News Story (Non-racist Division)' goes to ...

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  15. 2 hours ago

    I have two projects on my desk of many others). One where it is the classic present, and one where it is actually motivated to talk about some level of would be good.

  16. Sep 8

    Always seems that the factor involves someone who lives in a nice house that doesn't want someone else to live in a nice house. What the politicians won't tell you is that as long as supply is behind 20 years due to red tape...prices will continue to rise sky high!

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  17. Sep 4

    Somebody trying to make a point. Not in my backyard!

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  18. Sep 5

    What a pathetic display of . These people really REALLY hate renters. This is literally about a 2 story row homes at the intersection of 2 major roadways replacing a blighted home with no historic value.

    Six Folwell neighbors are taking to court in quest to reverse a recent zoning decision before a proposed set of rowhomes can be built.
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  19. Sep 8

    Great article on NIMBY policies and the state of affordable housing in California, or the lack of it, as the case may be.

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  20. Sep 4

    A study of 1,200 cities shows that: "higher density in urban areas is associated with lower emissions per capita" Every time a cites the arguing against height of a development tell them they advocate action that make it worse!

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  21. Sep 3

    Toronto & Vancouver housing crisis.

    The impact of housing goes — investments to increase the supply of affordable housing are necessary to address the housing crisis in Canada, driving positive social and economic outcomes.

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