Re:Bezos Earth Fund Grants $400M for Greening Underserved Ur...
by ch4s3 on Monday August 14, 2023 @04:22PM
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It boggles my my that any time there is an attempt to invest in the built environment of poor communities, someone always cries gentrification.
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Re:Bezos Earth Fund Grants $400M for Greening Underserved Ur...
by TulliusCicero on Monday August 14, 2023 @04:39PM
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They're not entirely wrong: if you make some area nicer, people with more money still start outbidding people with less money to live there.
The solution is to fix the situation with housing:
* Enable vastly more housing supply so there's less direct 'competition' with people competing for housing slots
* Protect tenants' rights to housing stability; if you haven't broken any rules, you should generally be able to stay in your home