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Originally Posted by seamusmcduff
We know that demovictions are an inevitability with this plan, but it's still important information to track imo. The cost would be minimal too. Not really sure what the downside of tracking it would be, other than it would provide data to help analyze the success of the rental protections...
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What's the upside exactly? If renovictions are lower than projected, does that mean more development would be allowed? Unlikely. If renovictions are higher than projected, is this just ammunition for NIMBY obstructionism? Pretty likely.
Seems like a lose lose to me.