YIMBY In Practice
Laura Foote, Jeff FongPractical politics for housing reform from Laura Foote, the Executive Director of YIMBY Action.
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Governor Pritzker Proposed an Ambitious Housing Reform for Illinois. It Didn’t Pass (Yet).
Two weeks ago, I was in Chicago for YIMBY Action’s Pro-Housing Lab, a one-day regional convention bringing together about one hundred YIMBY Action members, chapter leaders, and housing advocates from across Illinois. Our headliner was Illin...
That Viral Photo of San Francisco NIMBYs Shows How Housing Is Winning
You probably saw that viral picture from San Francisco Chronicle reporter Laura Waxmann showing a room full of people opposed to the construction of 848 new apartments on the site of a Safeway supermarket in San Francisco’s Marina District....
The Transferred Problems With Transfer Taxes
Nothing is certain but death and very confusing tax deals in California.
As you may already know, “real estate transfer taxes have become a battleground across California.” And now, there may be a peace treaty that screws over housing.
A...
The Road to Housing Act Passed
UPDATE: It passed! Check out this piece from the New York Times covering the legislation and it’s significance (with a quote from yours truly).
Today, it looks as if the biggest national housing bill in decades will become law. Pres...
Passing the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is the most significant piece of housing legislation considered by Congress in decades. And after several rounds of tense negotiations, an improved version of the bill passed the House by a 396-13 vote....
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Cities, technology, and the future | Board Chair @ YIMBY Action, Board Advisor @ the Center for Land Economics, RPI Fellow
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