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They should only incentivize the construction of the conversion of existing abandoned properties into high density housi…

This was and has been implemented as housing projects in big cities that quickly fell apart due to banking usury and rac…

In my view, it can be beneficial for the government to encourage the construction of high-density residential buildings.…

Yes, but by repealing current zoning laws that favor single-family housing over high-density housing

Yes, but only by reducing the scope of zoning laws to allow developers to provide these forms of housing as they are dem…

Yes, but also regulate the management and maintenance of such spaces and verify the (or require a base level of) integri…

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