🍤Nicky Panzareḍḍa🌴

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🍤Nicky Panzareḍḍa🌴

🍤Nicky Panzareḍḍa🌴

@Panzaredda

RE Development. Language Activist. Gulf Coast + Mediterranean. Rebuilding TX: https://t.co/ATm48PHDo0 Sicilian: https://t.co/8W6PWa3wtW

Akokisa Land (HOU) Katılım Ekim 2010
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🍤Nicky Panzareḍḍa🌴@Panzaredda·
Very few are building this kind of product today. I'm honored to be working with one of the few groups in the US doing this now here in the Houston area. And we've got 22 units coming down the pipeline!
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Lindsay Loves Cities@LindsayJS

We’re missing a crucial housing type in the U.S.: Housing over small shops Life on the ground floor Starter homes above It creates the backbone of a walkable city. Also known as a Residential-over-Retail, a 15 minute street, and a Livable Community.

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Andy Boenau
Andy Boenau@Boenau·
Pretty soon we're going to have a design genre called sprawl-to-trails, similar to rails-to-trails. Repurposing infrastructure that isn't necessary.
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Mr Spoof
Mr Spoof@mister_spoof·
@YIMBYLAND There's a guy in my neighborhood who parks a food truck in community center parking lot every morning selling coffee and it's the best thing that's happened to our neighborhood in years
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One day the personal freedom and property rights argument is going to hit the suburbs, and once we let people start making creative use of their property we’ll finally get interesting neighborhoods in the existing sprawl.
YIMBYLAND@YIMBYLAND

Unironically, adding a walkable coffee shop and a pub to a suburban neighborhood would make them 10x more enjoyable and dynamic. Imagine the run-ins you’d have every morning on your walk for coffee, or spontaneous games you watch with the dads at the pub. Sounds kinda awesome.

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Joshua | Building Trains 🚆@JoshuaKDominic·
@YIMBYLAND My favorite version of this - I believe it a city in Australia recently gave homeowners the abilty to open a "shop" in their front yard.
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Italy is full of random towns like this. We have Northern Italian languages like Piemontese stranded in the South cuz of mercenaries from 1000 years ago. Greek speakers with 5000+ year presence. Multiple Croatian & Albanian towns! Most linguistically diverse country in Europe!
Baudrillard Forever@GroovySciFi

Alghero is strange. Random city in Sardinia where the main language is Catalan. And not in a "this is our heritage way", you actually hear it on the street.

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St. Wilding Gyres
St. Wilding Gyres@wilding_gyres·
This is the most artfully constructed and well-planned humiliation I have ever seen.
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@aarmlovi Looking forward to reading your full article! But do you see pushback from condo-owners who would like to restrict supply to see their asset appreciate? Ive been confused when I hear reports that homes are essentially “disposable” in the sense that ppl destroy them after 1 use?
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Alex Armlovich
Alex Armlovich@aarmlovi·
New AGF blog: Tokyo is the world's most affordable megacity--and they're still permitting homes at many times the pace of NYC, London, Paris Yet land prices are still very high! A 1-acre suburban home in Chiyoda would cost over $100M before you nail the first board Tokyo shows structures can be affordable if you stack enough of them on pricey land. It also shows that YIMBYism will not crash land markets or impoverish land-rich homeowners in attractive areas Tokyo also heightens the contradictions of the profit-focused version of the Homevoter Hypothesis: In the highest-demand neighborhoods of the US, the homevoters prioritizing "Boomer suburb vibes" are not just hurting renters, they're costing *themselves* billions of dollars of land value
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Ben Carlos Thypin
Ben Carlos Thypin@SoBendito·
@Panzaredda @aarmlovi Working on doing a more comprehensive analysis but anecdotally it happens often with immigrant builders who either don’t have the relationships, underwriting standards, or stomach for conventional debt. I suspect some are borrowing in less formal ways thru community networks.
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Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo@Claudiashein·
Resultados que transforman. Les presento el prototipo del minivehículo mexicano, Olinia.
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@dogy_logy Someone recommended The North Atlantic Cities, which I just bought, we'll see if good. Life and Death of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs, all works by Christopher Alexander and Leon Krier.
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Logy Dogy
Logy Dogy@dogy_logy·
@Panzaredda I don’t have an answer, but do you have any books you’d recommend related this type of urban planning that’s become a lost art in America?
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Tricky
Tricky@PattyWhacked·
@Panzaredda @lentil_man The most common loan structure until 100 years ago was a loan for the amount of the interest only, which you paid in monthly instalments. When your interest payments were complete, you got the ability to pay up the original purchase price (hope you were saving up) to own it.
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Houstorian
Houstorian@Houstorian·
Today in 1970, months after going on the air, progressive radio station KPFT has their transmitter bombed.
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Evan
Evan@evan7257·
Kinda funny that Texas is forcing public schools to put up the 10 commandments while my synagogue has this post up on the wall
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