First American City to Tame Inflation Owes Its Success to Affordable Housing
First American City to Tame Inflation Owes Its Success to Affordable Housing
The Minneapolis area has seen an increase in rental units, thanks to a regional effort that included new zoning rules.
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Minneapolis, MN for those who don’t want to open.
Props. Minnesota seems to be doing some really progressive stuff
If it wasn't cold as fuck id consider moving there
Looking at weather trends in the US it will probably be outright tropical in another decade lmao. Consider it an investment.
I live there. The cold really is cold AF, but it’s only half the time. It’s tolerable and the changing seasons are beautiful.
It’s like their Scandinavian ancestors awoke from some code word
It even looks like they got rid of the zoning laws that forced everything to be a bungalow! This picture could easily be mistaken for some place in Europe now