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Originally Posted by PDXDENSITY
Only now there will be enough units for the low and middle class. And guess what? Since it doesnt stifle development, there's no new pricier equilibrium. You build to meet demand. These policies are not going to create a shortage. Only developers that want shortage to drive up rents and couldn't care less about subsidized units would argue against it.
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I'm trying to imagine what you're talking about. The fees and inclusionary zoning would involve a very small number of units, despite making the entire market-rate rental market more expensive.
Your second through fourth sentences are still based on nothing?