
UCLA Housing Voice Ep 70: Overcoming Resistance to Density with David Kaufmann and Michael Wicki
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Apr 17, 2024 Researchers David Kaufmann and Michael Wicki discuss factors influencing public support for dense housing, exploring differences between Europe and the US in terms of planning tools, housing cooperatives, and nightlife. They delve into the impact of rent control and inclusionary zoning on public acceptance, highlighting challenges and benefits of mixed-use buildings. The podcast also explores Swiss voting behavior, urban density studies across cities, and strategies for designing inclusive housing projects.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Factors Influencing Public Acceptance of Dense Housing Development
01:49 • 6min
Acceptance of Urban Densification: Factors and Challenges
07:59 • 20min
Impact of Rent Control and Inclusionary Zoning on Housing Projects
27:41 • 15min
Analyzing Swiss Voting Behavior and Housing Statistics
42:34 • 2min
Resistance to Density and Benefits of Mixed-Use Buildings
44:16 • 6min
Urban Density Study Across Cities
50:12 • 10min
Challenges and Strategies for Designing Inclusive Housing Projects
01:00:10 • 6min
Understanding Community Preferences Through Survey Experiments
01:06:11 • 5min
