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Replying to @IslandPress
@IslandPress is thrilled to be working with @resnikoff (and @DianaFinch) on his intriguing and timely new book.
Earlier this week some former coworkers of mine tweeted in opposition to the East Solano Plan and immediately got dogpiled by a bunch of blue checks calling them NIMBYs or worse. I think that's utterly disgraceful. (2/6)
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New stack about how better urban planning leads to better cocktails (with a shoutout to @dieworkwear). resnikoff.substack.com/p/why…
How many families need to experience this — or worse — before the City of Berkeley does the right thing? The city's refusal to make its roads safer is an absolute disgrace. berkeleyside.org/2023/11/17/…
New stack about how better urban planning leads to better cocktails (with a shoutout to @dieworkwear). resnikoff.substack.com/p/why…
Since the proprietor of this website is going full nazi, lemme know if you want an invite to a different social platform. I have four invites to get rid of.
5% of San Franciscans are Black, but 35% of unhoused San Franciscans are Black. Hard to find a starker or more appalling example of how decades of racist land use policies continue to poison our cities. tippingpoint.org/dashboard/
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Berkeley is so lucky to be represented in Sacramento by @BuffyWicks. A true housing champion and a wildly effective legislator, she has come through for Berkeley again and again. I’m deeply grateful to have her support!
Donate & join the campaign at rigelrobinson.com ✨ – at Berkeley, CA
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Great piece by @KAErdmann today that hits a lot of nails on the head in the "luxury" housing debate:
kevinerdmann.substack.com/p/…
The Napoleon movie should come to a dead stop and start rolling credits at the exact point in the Battle of Jena where history ends
I'd expect nothing less from the City of Berkeley. oaklandside.org/2023/11/13/p…
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In honor of this excellent @SFjkdineen piece in the @sfchronicle, here is a thread of some egregious examples of NIMBYs abusing historic preservation to block housing.
‘Historic’ NIMBY playbook hits Bay Area, and could affect new housing throughout the region sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti…
‘Historic’ NIMBY playbook hits Bay Area, and could affect new housing throughout the region sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti…
I used to report on organized labor for @msnbc. It's disappointing but not surprising to see that my former employer has thus far failed to negotiate a fair contract with @msnbcunion. actionnetwork.org/letters/fa…
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Say it with me now: when you build a lot of housing, rents fall. (h/t @resnikoff) realpage.com/analytics/apart…
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The Legislature has approved SB 684. Click here to read a shared statement from the bill co-sponsors: cayimby.org/statement-on-pas…
"The pro-housing YIMBY (Yes in My Backyard) movement had perhaps its most successful session so far." politico.com/newsletters/cal…
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"The YIMBYs are steadily getting the upper hand in their ongoing fight to make housing a climate issue."
politico.com/newsletters/cal…
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A lot of sunbelt cities are just earlier in an development stage than big coastal cities, able to grow via sprawl, but making similar mistakes. There's still time to save them, but without changes things will get bad
















