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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There's a lot of room for policies in between "let's make parts of D.C. denser than they are now to improve long-term sustainability and boost housing affordability" and "let's make all of D.C. as dense as New York City." This is a straw man argument at heart (so naturally, it's gone on for 42 pages and counting...).[/quote]

Parts of DC are already more densely populated than parts of NYC. [/quote]

And those are not the parts that are likely being targeted for increased density. [/quote]

So why should Great neighborhoods like Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park and AU Park be “targeted” for increased density ?![/quote]

I live in AU Park and think we could easily accommodate significantly more density without losing any of the characteristics that make the neighborhood great, let alone without worrying about safety. If every block had one or two 4-unit apartment buildings where there's now a single-family house, my life wouldn't change a bit, but a lot more people would be able to afford to live here. [/quote]

This is a hilarious troll comment just stoking the fires. Ignore them. AU Park can't decide on a Superfresh replacement let alone fit two 4-unit apartments on each block. Nice try Density Bros.[/quote]

If the zoning rules changed, it wouldn't be up to AU Park -- someone could just sell their house to a developer, who would tear it down and replace it with a small apartment building. Neighbors wouldn't get a say at all.[/quote]

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