Some very rich oil barons thank you for your hard work and the low wagers who live there will get used to the idea they deserve second class housing and shouldn't try to start families. Excellent work.
YIMBYs in California, through @Scott_Wiener's groundbreaking law SB 35, just secured over 1000+ low-income homes in Cupertino. Home of Apple, among the top wealthiest zipcodes in the U.S., whose residents against the project complained that poor people were incompatible with themhttps://twitter.com/MarisaKendall/status/1258228516480405505 …
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Unfortunately the local NIMBYs of this project, i.e. tech CEOs, shareholders, estate owners, general wealthy folks lost out at keeping poor people out their public school system but they thank you for your argumentative cover.
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This project seems to include an awful lot of office space though. Won’t that just put more pressure on housing?
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If more office projects had housing coupled with them it would've been better than none
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I'll believe it when I see it. How many times do we need to declare that Vallco project fight came to a close before the construction starts?
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construction is underway
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