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Originally Posted by eschaton
An obvious halfway solution is to go full dorm. Don't have the units contain full kitchens, but have a semi-public "kitchen room" off the hallway with a fully tricked-out kitchen. Include some free pots and pans, and have it be the responsibility of the building maintenance company to clean the communal kitchen.
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We were getting a lot of these in Seattle five years ago, but the City Council made new ones illegal. This was the "I wouldn't want to live there, so nobody else should be allowed to either" form of nimbyism. It was also a backlash against the poors. (They're still legal for students...it's all ok for them of course.)