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@9MRKGXM from New York answered…5hrs5H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, but also regulate the management and maintenance of such spaces and verify the (or require a base level of) integri…

@9MQ8SDN from Connecticut answered…17hrs17H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, as long as there are measures too ensure green spaces, access to public transit, limits on height, and importance t…

@9MPNVFC from North Carolina answered…24hrs24H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Not subsidies but incentives in the form of favorable (liberal) zoning rules and building codes that allow greater housi…

@9MNQ2RF from Indiana answered…1 day1D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, because if a building is not being used and has been sitting there for a while, might as well turn it into an apart…

@9MNKM6B from Texas answered…1 day1D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

I believe this depends on the area. I would say to pritorize high density residental buildings in cities that already ha…

@9MNF6M3 from South Carolina answered…2 days2D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Architects and city planners and communities can all work together to transform empty and abandoned buildings into archi…

@9MN587F from Wisconsin answered…2 days2D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

in places like New York and California yes because they have very high population but in places like Montana where popul…

@9MMVN85 from Minnesota answered…2 days2D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

We need more apartments because the population is growing quickly, but houses are very important, for families and not e…

@9MMRX8D from Virginia answered…2 days2D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

I think the answer would be no for me, because these buildings would take up more space that could have been used to pla…

@9MMFD7J from Massachusetts answered…3 days3D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes but done in a way and place that is safe to do and okay for places to handle a boom in population.

@9MMB9K4 from California answered…3 days3D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, but the construction plans need to be heavily thought about and voted in (the location) by a neighborhood or city c…

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