Jeremy's Quarterly
Jeremy Levine, Laremy Javine, Max Mautner, Genjilomon The WiseInsights on housing policy, movement building, governance, and mushrooms, shared from the YIMBY trenches. Published weekly.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 59 | Subscribers | Read | jeremyl.substack.com |
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The Housing Loophole Arms Race
One city declared itself mountain lion habitat to block new homes. Another simply pretends state law doesn’t exist. California has passed hundreds of pro-housing laws over the past decade, and cities have worked just as hard to find ways ar...
Housing in Defiance of God
The Tower of Babel story superficially describes the origin of human languages. However, the allegory is really about the consequences of human arrogance, one that our modern cities can learn from.
“Progressive” and “Moderate” Mean Nothing in Housing Politics
Just over a year ago, my Substack began with a bold statement:
What if California is the Most Regressive State?
The following article is a guest post by my friend and fellow housing and transit advocate Max Mautner. Max published the original piece on his personal (non-Substack!) blog, to which I highly recommend you subscribe. This version is lightl...
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Authors
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Screaming into the void at city council meetings; writing about making housing affordable, movement building, mushroom foraging
Here to save the suburbs by fighting housing and everyone who lives in it. Whatever this asshole says, I'm against it https://jeremyl.substack.com/
San Mateo-based urbanist, software-engineer, and fully vested in changing how we build cities. This is his Substack!
I’ve been round 3,700 yeears and have been protecting the neighborhood character of my village and suburban communities.
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