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Yes, but only in areas that have require such housing and have buildings that can be converted or torn down and rebuilt.…

The government should not incentivize it, nor should the federal government reform zoning laws. Zoning laws should be le…

While the best way to end housing shortages is to build more housing, government subsidies distort the process by incent…

Instead of subjecting construction to rent-seeking that would prevent housing from being built where most needed, govern…

Yes, and the requirement of green spaces outside of these buildings. There should be playgrounds for children to use, pi…

No, this should be left up to local cities. Different regions have different needs regarding housing.

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