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🗞️The Surprising Left-Right Alliance That Wants More Apartments in Suburbs

🏷️ Land Use Policies 🏷️ Law and Legislation 🏷️ Conservatism (US Politics) 🏷️ Urban Areas 🏷️ United States Politics and Government 🏷️ Suburbs 🏷️ Real Estate and Housing (Residential) 🏷️ Affordable Housing 🏷️ Austin (Tex) 🏷️ California 🏷️ Boulder (Colo)

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The Surprising Left-Right Alliance That Wants More Apartments in Suburbs

2024-03-12 - Conor Dougherty (from NYT - Business and Economy)

The YIMBY movement isn’t just for liberals anymore. Legislators from both sides of the political divide are working to add duplexes and apartments to single-family neighborhoods.

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Author: Conor Dougherty
PublishedDate: 2024-03-12
Category: USA
NewsPaper: NYT - Business and Economy
Tags: Land Use Policies, Law and Legislation, Conservatism (US Politics), Urban Areas, United States Politics and Government, Suburbs, Real Estate and Housing (Residential), Affordable Housing, Austin (Tex), California, Boulder (Colo)

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