Ward3Vision
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Ward3Vision
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Ward3Vision is an active group of residents working to ensure new development is positive and forward-thinking.







Looks like 50-75 people at the DC YIMBY rally before the Office of Planning townhall



My Full statement on the Office of Planning’s draft Future Land Use Map. Rent in DC is still too expensive. Owning a home is still out of reach for too many of our residents. Making it easier to build more housing is essential to solving those problems. Unfortunately, the draft future land use map released this week by the Office of Planning is simply insufficient to the task. dc2050.dc.gov/pages/draft-fu…





And join us at a rally in front of MLK at 11 to send a message to their bosses that we don't want a generation of rising prices, displacement, and exclusion. x.com/i/status/20346…

Thanks to the folks who were able to make it to last night’s DC 2050 workshop at the MLK Library. We had many productive conversations and gathered a lot of feedback. If you weren’t able to make it to the workshop, we are holding a workshop this Saturday: lnkd.in/em6xDzv8



Proposed Future Land Use Map is out from @OPinDC. Moderate density proposed for only half of Cleveland Park? Need to repurpose those "Stop the Split" signs. Don't build a wall of exclusion along 34th St. Let's welcome more neighbors from Wisconsin Ave to Connecticut Ave!




Bike lanes are probably the yimby/urbanist issue where the activists are most disconnected from the general public, not just in DC, but everywhere I’ve been. And in the case of DC, where public transit is so good, they probably aren’t a hill worth dying on.






It's actually never been cheaper to rent in Austin, TX. The Rent/Income ratio across the metro has dropped to 18.3% - the lowest on record (going back at least 20 years). Landlords are aggressively cutting rents at a time when incomes in Austin keep rising. The typical rent is down to $1,565/month. While the median income is up to $100k. Making Austin the cheapest city to rent relative to income.






