Cole Perry

If you've ever sat bumper to bumper on a two-lane interstate wondering what gives, I hear you. As governor, every Tennessee interstate will be expanded to a minimum of four lanes, in each direction.  Our state is growing. Our roads need to keep up.

We spent the last few years being told by the Abundance types that the whole thing about PE buying up so many houses is a fake, made up panic. Now they’re saying the housing bill just passed is a big problem because it would crimp that build-to-rent market, which we were previously told is totally inconsequential.

No, it means Perdue Farms should sell chicken to people instead of eating the chicken itself. Oh wait, it doesn't make sense to say that Perdue Farms would eat the chicken, because corporations aren't people. Idiocracy indeed.

*TRUMP WEIGHS EASING JONES ACT REQUIREMENTS OVER OIL PRICE: RTRS

I was using ChatGPT for legal advice and it decided to completely hallucinate some preposterous nonsense about how growing wheat to use on my own farm somehow constitutes interstate commerce

The fact that a 19-story, 200-unit building replacing a surface parking lot in the middle of Manhattan is even controversial is an indictment of how restrictive zoning has become in many American cities. Fighting it over “historic preservation” claims is just embarrassing...

The message discipline of this man on the street talking about private equity owning homes

just an fyi that if this keeps up the s&p will crash to the extent there is a “bubble” it’s not in demand for AI it’s in high uncertainty over whether the supply can be built. Oh and btw these are the same nimbys making rent expensive

There are 14.9 million vacant homes across the U.S. Do we really have a housing shortage?

The Venn Diagram of people who cry about property taxes and people who piss their pants every time someone wants to build an apartment near them is a circle

This is a disastrous move from Mamdani on housing. The new administration has made good nods towards reducing red tape & boosting supply. However, as long as they are committed to require union construction, costs are going to impede that goal.