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Participanttemeculaguy too funny. Altough I don’t know where you got “talented developer” from because that is certainly not true. 🙂 I at least try to be somewhat environmentally sound using 100% bio-diesel in my daily driver. The owner of our company drives a Prius actually.
But more to the topic at hand the biggest failing this city has right now is the lack of mass transit. I wish we would have some leadership that would have pushed for more mass transit. I look at the HOV lane on the 15 and say to myself it would have been just as easy (well not really) to build two rail tracks instead much like you see in areas of Los Angeles. The city actually lays out well for mass transit, it just takes real leadership to push it through.
Participanttemeculaguy too funny. Altough I don’t know where you got “talented developer” from because that is certainly not true. 🙂 I at least try to be somewhat environmentally sound using 100% bio-diesel in my daily driver. The owner of our company drives a Prius actually.
But more to the topic at hand the biggest failing this city has right now is the lack of mass transit. I wish we would have some leadership that would have pushed for more mass transit. I look at the HOV lane on the 15 and say to myself it would have been just as easy (well not really) to build two rail tracks instead much like you see in areas of Los Angeles. The city actually lays out well for mass transit, it just takes real leadership to push it through.
Participanttemeculaguy too funny. Altough I don’t know where you got “talented developer” from because that is certainly not true. 🙂 I at least try to be somewhat environmentally sound using 100% bio-diesel in my daily driver. The owner of our company drives a Prius actually.
But more to the topic at hand the biggest failing this city has right now is the lack of mass transit. I wish we would have some leadership that would have pushed for more mass transit. I look at the HOV lane on the 15 and say to myself it would have been just as easy (well not really) to build two rail tracks instead much like you see in areas of Los Angeles. The city actually lays out well for mass transit, it just takes real leadership to push it through.
Participanttemeculaguy too funny. Altough I don’t know where you got “talented developer” from because that is certainly not true. 🙂 I at least try to be somewhat environmentally sound using 100% bio-diesel in my daily driver. The owner of our company drives a Prius actually.
But more to the topic at hand the biggest failing this city has right now is the lack of mass transit. I wish we would have some leadership that would have pushed for more mass transit. I look at the HOV lane on the 15 and say to myself it would have been just as easy (well not really) to build two rail tracks instead much like you see in areas of Los Angeles. The city actually lays out well for mass transit, it just takes real leadership to push it through.
Participanttemeculaguy too funny. Altough I don’t know where you got “talented developer” from because that is certainly not true. 🙂 I at least try to be somewhat environmentally sound using 100% bio-diesel in my daily driver. The owner of our company drives a Prius actually.
But more to the topic at hand the biggest failing this city has right now is the lack of mass transit. I wish we would have some leadership that would have pushed for more mass transit. I look at the HOV lane on the 15 and say to myself it would have been just as easy (well not really) to build two rail tracks instead much like you see in areas of Los Angeles. The city actually lays out well for mass transit, it just takes real leadership to push it through.
ParticipantWe are targeting several markets with the product mix. The ideal is to try and provide housing for most stages of economic life. There is also Senior housing on site which is non-market as well as apartments.
The key to making housing affordable is density. You need to produce dense product to divide the costs of infrastructure, land, etc. among as many homes as possible. Of course without going overboard.
ParticipantWe are targeting several markets with the product mix. The ideal is to try and provide housing for most stages of economic life. There is also Senior housing on site which is non-market as well as apartments.
The key to making housing affordable is density. You need to produce dense product to divide the costs of infrastructure, land, etc. among as many homes as possible. Of course without going overboard.
ParticipantWe are targeting several markets with the product mix. The ideal is to try and provide housing for most stages of economic life. There is also Senior housing on site which is non-market as well as apartments.
The key to making housing affordable is density. You need to produce dense product to divide the costs of infrastructure, land, etc. among as many homes as possible. Of course without going overboard.
ParticipantWe are targeting several markets with the product mix. The ideal is to try and provide housing for most stages of economic life. There is also Senior housing on site which is non-market as well as apartments.
The key to making housing affordable is density. You need to produce dense product to divide the costs of infrastructure, land, etc. among as many homes as possible. Of course without going overboard.
ParticipantWe are targeting several markets with the product mix. The ideal is to try and provide housing for most stages of economic life. There is also Senior housing on site which is non-market as well as apartments.
The key to making housing affordable is density. You need to produce dense product to divide the costs of infrastructure, land, etc. among as many homes as possible. Of course without going overboard.
December 7, 2007 at 9:59 AM in reply to: If California is so worried about Real Estate then why don’t they #111351ParticipantMello Roos makes up for Proposition 13. The fact is allowed propety taxes to rise at no more than 2%, much less than inflation doesn’t keep it in track with the cost of infrastructure improvements. Mello Roos and similar bond instruments are the only way to get streets, curbs, gutters, utilities, built.
If you hate them so much, just live somewhere they don’t have them.
December 7, 2007 at 9:59 AM in reply to: If California is so worried about Real Estate then why don’t they #111470ParticipantMello Roos makes up for Proposition 13. The fact is allowed propety taxes to rise at no more than 2%, much less than inflation doesn’t keep it in track with the cost of infrastructure improvements. Mello Roos and similar bond instruments are the only way to get streets, curbs, gutters, utilities, built.
If you hate them so much, just live somewhere they don’t have them.
December 7, 2007 at 9:59 AM in reply to: If California is so worried about Real Estate then why don’t they #111502ParticipantMello Roos makes up for Proposition 13. The fact is allowed propety taxes to rise at no more than 2%, much less than inflation doesn’t keep it in track with the cost of infrastructure improvements. Mello Roos and similar bond instruments are the only way to get streets, curbs, gutters, utilities, built.
If you hate them so much, just live somewhere they don’t have them.
December 7, 2007 at 9:59 AM in reply to: If California is so worried about Real Estate then why don’t they #111520ParticipantMello Roos makes up for Proposition 13. The fact is allowed propety taxes to rise at no more than 2%, much less than inflation doesn’t keep it in track with the cost of infrastructure improvements. Mello Roos and similar bond instruments are the only way to get streets, curbs, gutters, utilities, built.
If you hate them so much, just live somewhere they don’t have them.
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