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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think all of this proves that HOAs are in fact good.[/quote]

All of this proves that for people who want to control what their neighbors do with their property, they should have moved to a neighborhood with an HOA.[/quote]
You mistake control with agreement for mutual benefit, i.e. solving a collective action problem.[/quote]

Ah yes, the “collective action problem” of living near multifamily housing. Might as well start getting used to it.[/quote]
You’re one of those people that hate Haussmann’s renovation of Paris.[/quote]

Paris is lovely! It's one of the densest, most livable cities in the world. It's actually the ubiquity of mid-rise multifamily buildings, with ground-floor retail and restaurants, throughout the city that makes it so livable. We should try it!
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So would all the poor people in this scenario live in high rises in Prince William County?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/12/02/how-the-rise-of-american-style-segregation-is-feeding-division-in-europe/[/quote]
That’s the goal.[/quote]

No, we should build homes for them as part of mixed-income neighborhoods.[/quote]

Ok, so not like Paris then.

Seems like you should be requesting that the county board mandate that 1/3 of all new missing middle units be permanently affordable if you want your vision to be a reality. [/quote]

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