@MattMahanSJ @DonovanBuilds @BuildCasa @benjamintink @benwbear Definitely—we’ll keep you in the loop. These efficiencies add up and can make a real difference in the timeline to build, so we appreciate your attention to this.

RT @mnolangray: I'm deeply saddened to share that Donald Shoup passed away last night. He was the ideal academic—curious, methodical, and c…

Thanks for your leadership on this, @MattMahanSJ. Appreciate the nuanced perspective on how process can get in the way of housing production. Ultimately, it’s on us to meet the standards, and we’re already moving to resubmit! Fortunately, this will only delay our project a few days—but in other cases, a paper size or ink issue could stall a project for months, especially when original signatures need to be recollected from a lender or servicer. Thanks for your efforts to support new housing in San Jose and for spotlighting avoidable obstacles in the approval process.

RT @JerusalemDemsas: Just a few years ago, if you’d asked the leading political scientists & thought leaders whether YIMBY ideas would be a…

RT @maxdubler: Basically all of America’s best-loved neighborhoods were built before zoning and the overwhelming majority of them would be…

RT @bobbyfijan: We need more starter homes like this 3BR/2BA, 1198 Square Feet

RT @mnolangray: Every US city has a beloved historic district that's basically just: the completely normal pre-zoning neighborhood we didn'…

RT @Culture_Crit: This is what great American cities looked like a century ago, in video (thread): 1. San Francisco, 1906

@bobbyfijan Single stair reform has a lot to do with the success of this model as well. Without it, the footprint needs to be impractically large for an individual landowner to ever benefit. Polykatoikia in western suburbs of Athens:

RT @StrongTowns: Historic districts make up some of our highest value areas where people love to visit and long to live, yet we’ve made bui…