Housing Shortage - Revision history

Marcin: /* Bulk Land for Development */

2020-11-24T21:21:07Z

Bulk Land for Development

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	*$3M for a lot of 100 acres - $30k/acre [https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3565-E-Fm-1187-Burleson-TX-76028/2080072403_zpid/]		*$3M for a lot of 100 acres - $30k/acre [https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3565-E-Fm-1187-Burleson-TX-76028/2080072403_zpid/]
	*Prime dev land - $3M for 30 acres - or $100k/acre [https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1600-S-Belt-Line-Rd-Grand-Prairie-TX-75051/2078391545_zpid/]		*Prime dev land - $3M for 30 acres - or $100k/acre [https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1600-S-Belt-Line-Rd-Grand-Prairie-TX-75051/2078391545_zpid/]
			*$100-200k/acre in Seattle [https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/land_type/?searchQueryState=%7B%22mapBounds%22%3A%7B%22west%22%3A-124.11421498824946%2C%22east%22%3A-120.90071401168696%2C%22south%22%3A46.83376376977698%2C%22north%22%3A48.27392902885462%7D%2C%22isMapVisible%22%3Atrue%2C%22filterState%22%3A%7B%22ah%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3Atrue%7D%2C%22mf%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3Afalse%7D%2C%22con%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3Afalse%7D%2C%22manu%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3Afalse%7D%2C%22sf%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3Afalse%7D%2C%22apa%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3Afalse%7D%2C%22tow%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3Afalse%7D%2C%22sort%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3A%22priced%22%7D%7D%2C%22isListVisible%22%3Atrue%2C%22mapZoom%22%3A9%2C%22customRegionId%22%3A%22f861c5fbd7X1-CR18ual51b7l56m_12s8vz%22%7D]

Marcin: /* More Notes */

2020-11-24T21:15:36Z

More Notes

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	Extrapolated to the greater picture, it may be stated that legal barriers are - likely the main - block to an adequate supply of housing.		Extrapolated to the greater picture, it may be stated that legal barriers are - likely the main - block to an adequate supply of housing.

			=Bulk Land for Development=
			*$3M for a lot of 100 acres - $30k/acre [https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3565-E-Fm-1187-Burleson-TX-76028/2080072403_zpid/]
			*Prime dev land - $3M for 30 acres - or $100k/acre [https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1600-S-Belt-Line-Rd-Grand-Prairie-TX-75051/2078391545_zpid/]

Marcin: /* Report 1 */

2020-11-24T21:09:06Z

Report 1

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	*Jobs-housing fit - what is the housing need of low wage workers?		*Jobs-housing fit - what is the housing need of low wage workers?
	*Suggestions - It is important to increase the overall supply of affordable housing units and provide a broad range of housing options, as discussed in the Center for American Progress’ “Homes for All” report.100 Adding new affordable units to a given housing market, however, will not completely solve the housing supply problem unless newly built and rehabilitated affordable housing fits the needs of a range of incomes, particularly those at the bottom of the income spectrum. It is important to better connect low-wage workers with their workplace by strategically creating affordable housing near jobs and accessible transit options.		*Suggestions - It is important to increase the overall supply of affordable housing units and provide a broad range of housing options, as discussed in the Center for American Progress’ “Homes for All” report.100 Adding new affordable units to a given housing market, however, will not completely solve the housing supply problem unless newly built and rehabilitated affordable housing fits the needs of a range of incomes, particularly those at the bottom of the income spectrum. It is important to better connect low-wage workers with their workplace by strategically creating affordable housing near jobs and accessible transit options.
			*OSE Proposal - OSE Campuses - regenerative development centered around agrihoods and microfactories in hte city.

	=More Notes=		=More Notes=

Marcin: /* Analysis */

2020-11-24T21:05:39Z

Analysis

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	=Analysis=		=Analysis=
			==Report 1==
	*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]. ''First advanced by John Kain in 1968,25 the notion of '''spatial mismatch''' refers to the theory by which the suburbanization of jobs and the discriminatory barriers on the residential choice of city-center residents, especially Black residents, have produced a surplus of workers relative to the number of available jobs in city-center neighborhoods.''		*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]. ''First advanced by John Kain in 1968,25 the notion of '''spatial mismatch''' refers to the theory by which the suburbanization of jobs and the discriminatory barriers on the residential choice of city-center residents, especially Black residents, have produced a surplus of workers relative to the number of available jobs in city-center neighborhoods.''
	*Same source says - poverty has been getting suburbanized since 2000		*Same source says - poverty has been getting suburbanized since 2000
	*Jobs-housing fit - what is the housing need of low wage workers?		*Jobs-housing fit - what is the housing need of low wage workers?
			*Suggestions - It is important to increase the overall supply of affordable housing units and provide a broad range of housing options, as discussed in the Center for American Progress’ “Homes for All” report.100 Adding new affordable units to a given housing market, however, will not completely solve the housing supply problem unless newly built and rehabilitated affordable housing fits the needs of a range of incomes, particularly those at the bottom of the income spectrum. It is important to better connect low-wage workers with their workplace by strategically creating affordable housing near jobs and accessible transit options.

	=More Notes=		=More Notes=

Marcin: /* Analysis */

2020-11-24T20:58:35Z

Analysis

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	*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]. ''First advanced by John Kain in 1968,25 the notion of '''spatial mismatch''' refers to the theory by which the suburbanization of jobs and the discriminatory barriers on the residential choice of city-center residents, especially Black residents, have produced a surplus of workers relative to the number of available jobs in city-center neighborhoods.''		*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]. ''First advanced by John Kain in 1968,25 the notion of '''spatial mismatch''' refers to the theory by which the suburbanization of jobs and the discriminatory barriers on the residential choice of city-center residents, especially Black residents, have produced a surplus of workers relative to the number of available jobs in city-center neighborhoods.''
	*Same source says - poverty has been getting suburbanized since 2000		*Same source says - poverty has been getting suburbanized since 2000
			*Jobs-housing fit - what is the housing need of low wage workers?

	=More Notes=		=More Notes=

Marcin at 20:56, 24 November 2020

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			=Notes=

	*Paper on the shortage of housing in the USA - [https://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/page/files/20151120_barriers_shared_growth_land_use_regulation_and_economic_rents.pdf]		*Paper on the shortage of housing in the USA - [https://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/page/files/20151120_barriers_shared_growth_land_use_regulation_and_economic_rents.pdf]
	*2.5 millions houses short - [http://www.freddiemac.com/research/insight/20200227-the-housing-supply-shortage.page]		*2.5 millions houses short - [http://www.freddiemac.com/research/insight/20200227-the-housing-supply-shortage.page]
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	*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]		*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]
	*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]		*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]

			=Analysis=

	*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]. ''First advanced by John Kain in 1968,25 the notion of '''spatial mismatch''' refers to the theory by which the suburbanization of jobs and the discriminatory barriers on the residential choice of city-center residents, especially Black residents, have produced a surplus of workers relative to the number of available jobs in city-center neighborhoods.''		*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]. ''First advanced by John Kain in 1968,25 the notion of '''spatial mismatch''' refers to the theory by which the suburbanization of jobs and the discriminatory barriers on the residential choice of city-center residents, especially Black residents, have produced a surplus of workers relative to the number of available jobs in city-center neighborhoods.''
			*Same source says - poverty has been getting suburbanized since 2000

	=~~Analysis~~=		=More Notes=
	There is a shortage of housing. When supply is short, prices rise. Free markets tend to keep supply up with demand. Supply is not keeping up in the area of housing. Zoning is quoted as a key limiting factor in the supply of housing.		There is a shortage of housing. When supply is short, prices rise. Free markets tend to keep supply up with demand. Supply is not keeping up in the area of housing. Zoning is quoted as a key limiting factor in the supply of housing.

	Extrapolated to the greater picture, it may be stated that legal barriers are - likely the main - block to an adequate supply of housing.		Extrapolated to the greater picture, it may be stated that legal barriers are - likely the main - block to an adequate supply of housing.

Marcin at 20:52, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T20:52:53Z

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	*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]		*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]
	*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]		*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]
	*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]		*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]. ''First advanced by John Kain in 1968,25 the notion of '''spatial mismatch''' refers to the theory by which the suburbanization of jobs and the discriminatory barriers on the residential choice of city-center residents, especially Black residents, have produced a surplus of workers relative to the number of available jobs in city-center neighborhoods.''

	=Analysis=		=Analysis=

Marcin at 20:51, 24 November 2020

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	*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]		*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]
	*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]		*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]
	*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]		*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]. People already live, esp poorer people, far away from labor centers. So creating more rural housing does not address the housing issue. Suburbs are modern-day segregation - [urban growth following World War II was characterized by the rapid suburbanization of jobs and infrastructure as middle-class white families fled central cities in search of less congestion, better services and amenities, racial homogeneity, and single-family homes]

	=Analysis=		=Analysis=

Marcin at 20:48, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T20:48:49Z

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	*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]		*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]
	*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]		*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]
			*Metropolitan Land Trusts - and Equitable Transit-Oriented Developments - eTODs - [https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/reports/2020/08/10/488313/expanding-supply-affordable-housing-low-wage-workers/#:~:text=Rising%20income%20inequality%2C%20combined%20with,those%20of%20low%2Dincome%20workers.]

	=Analysis=		=Analysis=

Marcin at 17:26, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T17:26:50Z

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	*7M affordable homes missing uin 2018 - [https://nlihc.org/news/us-has-national-shortage-more-72-million-affordable-available-rental-homes-families-most-need]. Recent trend of Upzoning exists - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]. One study concluded The study concluded that over a five-year timespan, upzoning didn’t increase housing supply, but it did increase land values.		*7M affordable homes missing uin 2018 - [https://nlihc.org/news/us-has-national-shortage-more-72-million-affordable-available-rental-homes-families-most-need]. Recent trend of Upzoning exists - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]. One study concluded The study concluded that over a five-year timespan, upzoning didn’t increase housing supply, but it did increase land values.
	*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]		*Concept of cottage zoning - [https://medium.com/@pdx4all/cottage-clusters-portlands-chance-to-build-community-in-a-new-way-7c504c5b260b]
			*'The missing middle' - [https://archive.curbed.com/2020/1/30/21115351/upzoning-definition-affordable-housing-gentrification]


	=Analysis=		=Analysis=
	There is a shortage of housing. When supply is short, prices rise. Free markets tend to keep supply up with demand. Supply is not keeping up in the area of housing. Zoning is quoted as a key limiting factor in the supply of housing.		There is a shortage of housing. When supply is short, prices rise. Free markets tend to keep supply up with demand. Supply is not keeping up in the area of housing. Zoning is quoted as a key limiting factor in the supply of housing.

	Extrapolated to the greater picture, it may be stated that legal barriers are - likely the main - block to an adequate supply of housing.		Extrapolated to the greater picture, it may be stated that legal barriers are - likely the main - block to an adequate supply of housing.