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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wouldn't this make these lots, even if they have a SFH on them already, more valuable? [/quote]

potentially but imagine how neighborhoods would look during a transition. One family sells to a developer who puts up a 4 unit apartment building with no parking and on another lot a developer puts up 4 small houses and on another lot a developer puts up 4 townhouses.  Part of the value is the aesthetics.

meanwhile all these new builds have no parking and your streets are now littered with 4 times the cars.  Now if a developer comes in a makes it look great and high-end sure but the county probably won't allow that seeing they are pushing affordable housing [/quote]

This exactly. Nobody with income wants to live in those kinds of dumpy neighborhoods. [/quote]

Nope. Everyone will move to Fort Washington if this bill passes![/quote]

Ha, ha, ha. Where do you live,  PP? No way I'm leaving downtown Bethesda. [/quote]

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