It says exactly what I'm saying. Density increases do NOT result in lower housing prices.
And you need a state-driven corrupt system of subsidies for socialized housing to make it "affordable". For the right kinds of people.
And you need a state-driven corrupt system of subsidies for socialized housing to make it "affordable". For the right kinds of people.
Could you quote a passage that supports your interpretation?
The cited article alone simply admits that upzoning won't result in cheaper housing. Because the market is broken (and only socialized housing can fix it), but we must do upzoning anyway.