William Mead community in Chinatown pushes back on demolition plans, Raman says Mayor Bass screwed with charter reform, a new hole in the ground is all-the-rage, and more.
I wonder if there’s any precedent somewhere for converting RSO designation to property vs. buildings. So if a lot has rent stabilized apartments on it and it’s sold to a developer, whatever they build will have to be rent stabilized from the start.
I mean obvs insane to think our developer-bought council would ever but it feels like we need something to insure longevity for the protections that exist.
Campaigns for elected office aren't always developer funded, and some take advantage of matching funds to avoid having those ties/influence. So maybe the idea of a developer bought council isn't written in stone.
I wonder if there’s any precedent somewhere for converting RSO designation to property vs. buildings. So if a lot has rent stabilized apartments on it and it’s sold to a developer, whatever they build will have to be rent stabilized from the start.
I mean obvs insane to think our developer-bought council would ever but it feels like we need something to insure longevity for the protections that exist.
Campaigns for elected office aren't always developer funded, and some take advantage of matching funds to avoid having those ties/influence. So maybe the idea of a developer bought council isn't written in stone.
It’s getting better every election.