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Pencilling Out

Zak Yudhishthu

Notes on housing policy and urban economics. Twin Cities and Chicago-focused.

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Latest Issues

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Can we boost density by restricting lower-density housing?

The Logan Square church that was proposed to be demolished, and will instead be converted into housing. Source: Google Maps

2 months ago
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Why do we block housing in cash-strapped cities?

In Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, it’s common for proposed housing developments to spark debate. Such is the case with the proposed Marcey Street development, which would build 615 housing units built on the site of a former office bu...

3 months ago
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Solving Minneapolis' Housing Affordability Impasse

This post was also published by Streets.mn, whose editorial team once again provided valuable contributions.

5 months ago
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Some cities reached peak households in 2020 — even after past population decline

Over in Streets.mn, I have a new article, co-written with fellow Twin Cities urbanist Joshua Christianson, discussing a notable statistic in Minneapolis: although the city’s population is still lower than it was in 1970, the city also has i...

6 months ago
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  • Zak Yudhishthu

    Writing about housing in the Twin Cities and Chicago.

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