Annemarie Gray, who leads Open New York after serving as a policy advisor, and Felicity Maxwell, a dedicated housing advocate in Austin, discuss the YIMBY movement's triumphs in tackling the housing crisis. They share insights on collaboration between cities, including key reforms in New York and Austin. The duo examines the balance of increasing housing supply while addressing community concerns, highlighting the importance of bipartisan support and grassroots movements. Learn how they are paving the way for sustainable urban development.

Felicity Maxwell, an advocate and planning commissioner in Austin, Texas, dives into the city's housing and transit transformation. She shares her journey from Brooklyn to Austin, discussing the fight for affordable housing and transit reforms. Felicity highlights key policy wins, like eliminating parking minimums and enhancing middle housing options. She addresses the historical challenges of racial and class exclusion while envisioning an inclusive future through urban activism. Her insights reflect the vital role of community in shaping a more equitable Austin.