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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It will ruin neighborhoods and reduce properties values in some neighborhoods without protections from excessive density. Neighborhoods with protective  covenants and HOA's that prevent multifamily housing will become more valuable. Some properties close in that have higher redevelopment potential will increase in value due to higher land prices. Many of the others will lose value  and resident quality of life will go down hill. Single family communities close to high quality  private schools with strong HOA/Covenants to protect thew neighborhood are likely safe. However, many middle class homeowners in desirable school attendance zones will be financially destroyed if this passes.[/quote]

Oh, we are doing hyperbolic posts like this already?  Cool.  My turn:

It will enhance the quality of life in all neighborhoods and increase home values everywhere.  The density around transit corridors will bring vibrant walkable destinations and resident-serving businesses that increase tax revenue to the county, thereby increasing the quality and quality of all county services for everyone.  Within 10 years we will have the ideal mix of different housing types for all types with stable property values for all.[/quote]

Progressives--you don't care about others' opinions on your objectives--so just get in power, implement what you want as is your plan--don't bother pretending here that you are looking to understand other perspectives or that you care of we agree with you or not--you don't. This whole thread is a waste of time.[/quote]

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