[dave8721]

I'm not sure any of it will help though. We already have basically all these rules locally in South Florida anyway. Probably the most liberal zoning in the US when it comes to allowing height and density basically anywhere...and we are still the most unaffordable market in the US. As long as basically all new housing is snatched up by corporations to rent out as temporary rentals or Airbnb's. If someone can make $300 a night renting out their unit on a nightly basis it makes no sense to do anything else with it. Florida has already banned counties and cities trying to crack down on the practice in one of DeSantis' previous moves at checking local power.