

Skyscrapers on the Hudson
27 snips Apr 14, 2025
Zellnor Myrie, a New York State Senator and mayoral candidate, talks about his ambitious plan to build one million new homes in a decade. He emphasizes mixed-income developments to tackle the housing crisis. Joining him is Steven Fulop, the Mayor of Jersey City, who shares insights on his city’s significant housing growth and advocates for transit-oriented development. Together, they discuss the pressing need for inclusive housing policies and the challenges posed by current zoning laws, all while envisioning a more equitable urban future.
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A Decade of Déjà Vu
- Armand Domaluski shared his 10-year experience with the San Francisco Planning Commission.
- He highlighted the repetitive nature of discussions surrounding upzoning and density.
Density Control's Downside
- Steve Boyle explained how density controls restrict housing options, even in areas zoned for taller buildings.
- He argued that this benefits the wealthy and exacerbates the housing crisis.
NIMBY Resistance
- Steve Boyle recounted a conversation with a NIMBY who opposed market-rate housing but also had concerns about public housing.
- This highlighted the NIMBYs resistance to any housing development.