Continuing the Madness

Yea, except the apartments they are replacing them with are also unaffordable.

They are called stack and packs and are all the rage for the coming destruction and no longer building single family dwellings.

You had better move out of those cities who take advantage of this tax credit...that is if it passes, it isn't even a bill yet.

There is, by the way, a current shortage of over 400 million homes in the United States.

This is part of UN 2030 agenda. It’s all layed out the globalist plans to force the masses into stack and packs everywhere. The left will
Say it’s a conspiracy theory but it is public knowledge and they don’t try and hide it. It’s where the build back better, and great reset propaganda came from.

Glad I have my own 2 acres high and dry on an island...norhing like cheap florida land in the 90s baby!

Nice, I’d fortify it like Rommel did Normandy. 😂

Yes I were. 🤪

400 million shortage? That’s a LOT of homes. Are you sure about that number?

Yuppers.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/us-housing-shortage-nearly-4-million-homes-fannie-mac-data-2021-4%3famp

You might want to check your reading glasses. It’s just 4 million (which is a lot) but not what you originally stated which was 400 million. Thanks for the source!

Yea no shit, I may need glasses. I stand corrected. Thanks.

Thank you Mayor Jones!

I've seen this show before. During the 70s big cities put these projects up and packed the poor into them and forgot they existed. Kept those kind of people out of their neighborhood

The 213 billion for housing, but not all for Zoning.

The plan also would use tax incentives to encourage states and municipalities to relax strict zoning laws. Some places keep themselves exclusive and expensive by requiring larger lot size, excluding multi-family homes, etc.

Its worth noting that this would be via incentives to the municipalities - nobody has to take them up on it.

The 2nd picture, is exactly how residentials look like in China.

NO