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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Blame the Builders Lobby/Association in your town. They have run out of land to develop.[/quote] BS. The huge quantities of MoCo land that is underdeveloped. Turn the current commercial zoned areas into condos, apartments, etc. Developers would rather lobby to [b]destroy SFH neighborhoods[/b] than develop the commercial properties. The land along the Pike is underutilized. It will never be office or retail space. Turn it into residential. The Pike has the infrastructure and Metro lines already there. [/quote] Listen to yourself. DESTROY SFH NEIGHBORHOODS!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 By allowing landowners to build duplexes.[/quote] Duplexes that will get turned into rentals. Ruin home ownership for the middle class and replace with rentals. Yay, we can all lay rent for the rest of our lives while building zero wealth. This is idiotic policy hidden under the guise of ‘improving affordable housing!’. It is nothing more than a land grab and stealing of wealth from the middle class. [/quote] Well, I guess you think renters are scary. [/quote] [b]Certainly less desirable than a SFH that is owner occupied.[/b] If you don’t understand this then we are just wasting time. [/quote] That depends, doesn't it? People who rent certainly desire housing that they can rent. I have been a person who rented housing, I am now a person who owns housing that people rent from me, and I understand that it's desirable to have housing available for people to rent.[/quote] I prefer having neighbors with an incentive to mow their lawn. Thanks. [/quote] :shock: [/quote]
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