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Originally Posted by Tfreder
With all the talk about a lack of housing supply pushing real estate prices sky-high, you'd think that developers/ the BC Liberals would have pushed the narrative that Vision's view cone policy, designed to decrease the number of new residential units entering the market to protect the mountain views from pricey Westside neighbourhoods, is one of the contributing factors of rising housing prices. I mean, the headlines basically write themselves  |
I question that any condo units have not been built because of the view cone policies and other height restrictions.
Even if there were condo towers that would be taller if there was no policy (big if), those units would be the most expensive in the province anyway. So they'd do nothing to help the housing issues at all.