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    1. Steven Klaiber-Noble‏ @snoble May 1
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      Replying to @SFyimby @noahlt and

      Steven Klaiber-Noble Retweeted David desJardins

      I'm looking at threads like this https://twitter.com/David_desJ/status/1123686232326905861?s=19 … These people have come to opposite advice on how to proceed

      Steven Klaiber-Noble added,

      David desJardins @David_desJ
      Replying to @samth @mattyglesias
      I'm saying that deregulating housing construction and allowing developers a free hand to increase density in SFBA will make housing less affordable for teachers, not more affordable.
      2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
    2. David desJardins‏ @David_desJ May 1
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      Replying to @snoble @SFyimby and

      There are two opposing factions: don't build anything, or let developers build unlimited market-rate housing without zoning restrictions. Both are wrong. The solution has to be somewhere in the middle: build more housing, but use zoning restrictions to ensure it is affordable.

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    3. Steven Klaiber-Noble‏ @snoble May 1
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      Replying to @David_desJ @SFyimby and

      How do you ensure affordability with zoning restrictions? I'm open to the idea that there are people hurt by development that the YIMBYs are missing. But I've not seen it spelled out

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    4. YIMBY Action‏ @yimbyaction May 1
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      Replying to @snoble @David_desJ and

      These are not the correct sides and there are many more sides. YIMBYs basically advocate for 4 things: 1) allowing multifamily housing in more places 2) speeding up permitting 3) more $$$ for subsidized Affordable Housing 4) reforming bad incentives (prop13, parking)

      1 reply 0 retweets 10 likes
    5. YIMBY Action‏ @yimbyaction May 1
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      Replying to @yimbyaction @snoble and

      Market rate and Affordable Housing is good. Both need multifamily zoning and a streamlined process that doesn't enable NIMBYs.

      2 replies 0 retweets 3 likes
    6. David desJardins‏ @David_desJ May 1
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      Replying to @yimbyaction @snoble and

      Market rate multifamily housing is bad for affordability, not good. It attracts more high-income residents, who employ low-income service workers, but there's no corresponding increase in affordable housing, so affordability gets worse.

      3 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
    7. YIMBY Action‏ @yimbyaction May 1
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      Replying to @David_desJ @snoble and

      We disagree. YIMBYs believe that we are experiencing a general housing shortage and that both market rate and affordable housing are good. This is a common place where YIMBYs break with Affordable-Only folks. No hard feelings!

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    8. David desJardins‏ @David_desJ May 1
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      Replying to @yimbyaction @snoble and

      That may be what *you* believe, but it's not what "YIMBY" means. That literally just refers to supporting development of some kind. You can't redefine it to mean that all development is good.

      2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
    9. Steven Klaiber-Noble‏ @snoble May 1
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      Replying to @David_desJ @yimbyaction and

      It seems if you can agree with the policies that @yimbyaction advocates, but disagree that those policies are appropriate for the name YIMBY, then that's a big step towards being allies

      1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
    10. David desJardins‏ @David_desJ May 1
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      Replying to @snoble @yimbyaction and

      I think if you let developers build whatever dense market-rate housing they find most profitable, that makes housing affordability worse. They think it makes affordability better (or at least they claim to think that). It's a pretty fundamental difference.

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      YIMBY Action‏ @yimbyaction May 1
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      Replying to @David_desJ @snoble and

      @snoble, this is a very common version of the online discourse between YIMBYs and folks who want Affordable-Only policies. I'm gonna tap out, but have a nice night everyone!

      9:34 PM - 1 May 2019
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        2. DearBart‏ @catnamedspot May 12
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          Replying to @yimbyaction @David_desJ and

          But on the slack group that is what is professed -- market rate housing. It cuts out all low income people and people of color. That's the one thing that should be changed -- developers should not profit from housing at all.

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        3. David desJardins‏ @David_desJ May 12
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          Replying to @catnamedspot @yimbyaction and

          I am not going to sign on to abolishing capitalism, because without the profit motive you require centralized planning, and the history of that is worse. But we need to make the incentives significantly different, e.g., zoning waivers only for inherently affordable housing.

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