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Originally Posted by TakeFive
except for the lust of density.
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I don't lust for density, I lust for housing stock. You might not have noticed, but in any given neighborhood in Denver, there's only 2, 3, maybe 4 houses on the market at any given time. And dozens of people trying to purchase them. Personally, I would rather sell to the developer who's willing to put a roof over 20 folks' heads than make way for yet one more rich white person to own an expensive old house in central Denver. Boulder has plenty of Victorian housing stock for those who want and can afford it (so does San Francisco, for that matter). In Denver, if we don't want to become that type of city - and I do not - we'll have to settle for bland filler buildings that regular people can afford.