"Cities that allow more apartments see slower rent growth."
Neutral summary. The claim connects zoning changes to later rents. Supply is not the only thing that moves rent — jobs, rates, and household size do too — so the useful comparisons hold those as still as they can. Posted by sample_member · 9 days ago · 640 followers
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Sample itemsBuilding-permit counts after a zoning change
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Sample itemsA study that finds new buildings raise rents on the same block in the short run
Cities that built little and still saw rents cool when jobs left
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Before this leans either way, the two sources need the same years and the same geography. Right now they might be describing different places.
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