[rktman]

Since we will be living in 'cabrini green' style abodes, the price of gas will become a non issue since all your needs will be within walking distance so you won't need a car. We were warned of this for years. Crickets..... So contact you 'representative' and surely they will take some action. To shut you up that is.

[LilFarmer]

Agenda 21

[truthkeeper]

There go the suburbs.

[American Infidel]

Somehow, I doubt that there will be any multi-family units or affordable housing apartment complexes built near obama’s palatial estate in Martha’s Vineyard or in the Hamptons or Malibu near the beach houses of the hypocritical leftist elites.

[Sacajaweau]

The market dictates. Many groups and builders are involved in housing projects for the elderly, disabled etc..

[TBP]

This ought to go over big in suburbia.

[PTBAA]

Never agree to use their definitions.

Call it what it is, taxpayer subsidized housing. (Where’s mine? /s)

[Red Badger]

[stinkerpot65]

Ghetto thugs next door.

[TonyinLA]

Public housing slums coming to your block.

[The Duke]

We’re going to need more rope.

[Steve_Seattle]

In my area, just north of Seattle, they are building large apartments all along the major thoroughfare (Highway 99/Aurora Avenue N.), tearing down many small businesses (and a few larger ones) in the process.

I unfortunately live just a couple of blocks away, and I am seeing a trend in my neighborhood: single family homes - probably purchased by investment companies - are being turned into rooming houses. Once they get ahold of two or three adjacent properties, they will tear down the houses and replace them with apartments. The city will gladly change zoning laws to accommodate them.

[Roadrunner383]

Yes, money is being used as an incentive for the cities and towns to change zoning laws to do away with single family communities. It makes it seem voluntary.

Not long after Biden took office, there were also officials saying that the Justice Dept. and HUD would target communities that did not accept the money and require an explanation as to why the communities did not take the money and change zoning laws. It’s certain that communities that don’t accept the money will be accused of racism, and there will be civil suits filed by DOJ and HUD to personally hold local officials liable.

[MercyFlush]

Rezoning existing neighborhoods of single family homes into apartments explains why so many corporations have been buying up single family homes.

The fix was in.

[BitWielder1]

Translation: Enforce and Streamline the ghettofication of nice neighborhoods.

[olivia3boys]

California already passed such a law this year. Now every parcel currently zoned for a single family home can have two or more homes/apartments on that land.

I live in a neighborhood with homes all on 1/2 acre minimum lots. I’m waiting for the apartments to start springing up. So far, none. I’m hopeful my neighbors don’t sell or subdivide, and we can all die on our 1/2 acre lots. Yes I’m NIMBY! I bought my home for a lower price during the real estate crash of 2008.

[Eleutheria5]

Blacks want to move to the suburbs, too, you racists. And the only way they CAN do that is by building housing projects. Those that have done it on their own are just Uncle Toms./s

[clearcarbon]

" includes financial incentives for state and local entities to change zoning laws, specifically those that would replace single-family homes with multi-unit properties to provide more 'affordable housing.'"

Instaslums.

[Flavious_Maximus]

They want to build HUD style ghettos in the suburbs, on pristine farmland.

How will the HUD dwellers get to these homes in rural areas?

Will the taxpayers have to pay the bill for mass transit to these far away locations?

[Pining_4_TX]

Republicans should declare that affordable housing will be built in the 20 wealthiest zip codes in America that have Democrat representatives.

[tinamina]

Sledgehammer Joe has to tear down and ruin everything so Blackrock can Buil Back Better in the image of Soviet Russia, or Harlem project neighborhoods.