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Reply to "We need homes. A lot of homes. Not just affordable, but also middle-income homes."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] How do you think those neighborhoods got to be like they are now? Developers have been doing that all over the place. (And yes, Trinidad and Brentwood are definitely poorer than AU Park.)[/quote] "Poorer than AU Park" is not usually what people mean, when they talk about "poor neighborhoods." Anyway, I don't understand the argument here. Developers are voluntarily developing in poor neighborhoods (defined as: poorer than AU Park), and so therefore additional housing in AU Park shouldn't be allowed?[/quote] No, more housing in AU Park SHOULD be allowed. One PP has been suggesting that developers are not doing anything elsewhere in the city and that the push to upzone Ward 3 is just a stalking horse for developers' desires to build there. In reality, developers have already been building all over the city, and one advantage of encouraging building in AU Park is that at least it doesn't entail any of the concerns about gentrification.[/quote]
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