In recent years, there are a handful of neighborhoods that have provided the vast majority of housing that's been built in their city, emphasizing the need for broader development.
The basic idea behind the 'City of Yes' proposal is to kind of loosen the belt on everyone so that there can be a little bit more housing in medium-density neighborhoods.
One is from people who say we don't have a problem, and I think that's just really, really hard to digest because we're building housing at a slower rate.
It's not just a matter of changing the zoning, we also have to do other things; that's what I like to call the 'City of Yes, And.'
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