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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm getting the distinct impression here that the person who has the most planning interest/experience on this thread is really out of touch and doesn't seem to have a position other than calling all the other posters' ideas and opinions wrong.[/quote] I am starting to come to the conclusion that Planning as a whole is a profession that’s as a whole completely out of touch. [/quote] Planning may be a profession that is completely out of touch. I don't know, I am not a planner. I am a homeowner, though, in fact a longtime homeowner, and I know for certain that longtime homeowners who refuse to acknowledge the existence of a housing crisis are completely out of touch. [/quote] “Homeowner” = you own a 1BD condo in downtown Silver Spring. [/quote] No, actually, I have owned a detached single family house in Montgomery County for over two decades. Your response says a lot about your opinions, though. Because a person who owns the one-bedroom condo they live in, whether in downtown Silver Spring or elsewhere, actually is just as much a homeowner as any other homeowner, not more, not less.[/quote] When I was a renter I cared about services and infrastructure so I’m not sure why we need to distinguish residents in this way. When I was deciding where to live I also cared about services and infrastructure. I’m not sure how disinvesting in infrastructure benefits current or future residents but it sure does save money for developers so I guess we should roll with it?[/quote] The question is not, do renters care about services and infrastructure? The question is, what are renters' priorities?[/quote]
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