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You live in a quiet, desirable community and your property has appreciated nicely over the decades. Why would you want a glut of higher density housing creating more traffic, bigger crowds everywhere you go, bigger class sizes, more noise, etc all effectively in the name of devaluing your property and shrinking your nest egg to make the area more affordable?
You live in a quiet, desirable community and your property has appreciated nicely over the decades. Why would you want a glut of higher density housing creating more traffic, bigger crowds everywhere you go, bigger class sizes, more noise, etc all effectively in the name of devaluing your property and shrinking your nest egg to make the area more affordable?
When you live in the second biggest city in the U.S., you kindof gotta expect to act like.. Well the second biggest city in the U.S.
People still think it's 1952 and wonder why traffic is bad COL is more expensive.
Well IDK, something about keeping the city stagnant all these decades and not creating an alternative to driving? The very root of the problem is caused by the very people voting against the solutions.
And I get it. You lived here a good minute. Sucks but things change. L.A. needs change it's very nature as a city because we are so far behind.
The housing should be built by the people not the state. This isn’t Soviet Russia.
Well this is just getting rid of various restrictions on buildings. Not asking to gov to supply us.
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