I think the point is: what if they don't sell it, at all?
Kids move out of the house, parents retire at 65 and live to 85+. That's 20 years, a whole generation.
Kids move out of the house, parents retire at 65 and live to 85+. That's 20 years, a whole generation.
If the developer can get permission to build 3-5 story apartments on the lot
wouldn't that only work for a single unit? Like, yes, if inside a single-family-zoned block a unit would get a special permission to be the only one to build high density, sure that piece of land would be more valuable than before.But if the whole block gets rezoned, then there's a race to the bottom.