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@9NCW93W from Texas answered…5hrs5H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, but it must consider the ability of existing or new infrastructure to support the transportation/shopping/etc needs…

@9NCW7BK from Georgia answered…5hrs5H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

NO - it is occuring in my community and it is horrible! Small afforable homes - can be built - but this government incen…

@Paculino from North Carolina answered…1 day1D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, and prohibit ownership of over three homes at any one time by any individual or for-profit entity.

@9N9YCS4 from California answered…1 day1D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, and the government should require new high density residential building developers to pay an infrastructure tax goi…

@9N9PDG5 from New York answered…2 days2D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, as long as safety codes are followed with heavy consequences if not, including the amount of people allowed in one…

@9N8629Dfrom Maine answered…2 days2D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, but only in areas that have require such housing and have buildings that can be converted or torn down and rebuilt.…

@9MYY7PJ from Pennsylvania answered…3 days3D

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

The government should not incentivize it, nor should the federal government reform zoning laws. Zoning laws should be le…

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