A project in a "historical" neighborhood, with so many crazy restrictions placed on it that only a person with at least 2 million to burn could afford it? I taught construction and did a lot of it in the summer. I know what stuff costs. The liberals on city commisions and planning boards are the #1 reason houses cost so much in 2024.
@Lobby1stAnteaterVeteran1mo1MO
Excellent point. The red tape is enormous and drives up costs. Here in the Northwest we finally got some clarity on increasing housing density in existing neighborhoods by allowing infill as well as more duplexes and fourplexes but the bureaucracy is still out of control causing these projects to cost more than they should.
