My piece about my first year with solar power (and a battery) is up — if you’re thinking about jumping in, or just curious how it works at the homeowner level. Feedback welcome & please share. streets.mn/2024/10/14/m...
Sunny days are happier than ever for this author whose electric meter now runs backwards. A year of his data reveals how yours could, too.
It’s kind of insane when you think about it that the job of a YIMBY is to convince people that: 1. Yes, limiting housing construction makes housing less affordable and accessible. 2. Yes, that’s a bad thing.
A new study on single-stair reform from Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies shows that tons of Massachusetts' lots are the goldilocks size where small single-stair multifamily buildings could make sense: www.jchs.harvard.edu/research-are...
One one of the most important benefits for legalizing single-stair in the US is the creation of more family-sized homes. This 4-story Seattle project is a great example of the high-quality homes that could be created. The15th Ave Apartments has (8) 1,000 SF 3 and 4-bed units.
Jen Klose: “Building homes is not about the bricks and mortar, it’s about people and the choices they have”
Things are just kicking off at the Generation Housing Solutions Summit. Looking forward to a great chat with Jeremiah Ellison, Jeremy Schroeder and Tram Hoang.
Today N4MN volunteer @keepingitriehl.bsky.social will be posting insights and info from the Generation Housing Housing Solutions Summit!
There are no rules in the MLB explicitly stating that a team CAN'T be community owned. Just saying 😉