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🏠 Boston’s zoning code is completely out of sync with the buildings that actually exist in our City; especially residential buildings. Why does this matter? When most residences are already out of compliance, any attempts to modify homes or build new housing have to go through complicated permitting and review processes to get built. That makes building more expensive and more time consuming, and it makes housing developers less likely to build. 💵 Pair that with the basic rules of supply and demand, and you get a recipe for skyrocketing housing costs. This affects homebuyers, yes—but it also shows up in your rent check every month.  ✊ Change is possible: we can rewrite the zoning code in Boston to allow for development that meets the housing needs of people who live here. The City is currently working on the Allston-Brighton Community Plan (ABCP), which may include a rewrite like this for the neighborhood of Allston-Brighton. 📣 But to see meaningful change, they need to know that renters are out here, and that we want to see change. Like and share this post to spread the word! ✉️ Finally, if you have thoughts or questions about the community plan and how new zoning laws could make Allston-Brighton (and Boston) more affordable, here are some key people you can reach out to: Mayor Michelle Wu - mayor@boston.gov Kairos Shen (Chief of Planning) - kairos.shen@boston.gov Kathleen Onufer (Deputy Director of Zoning) - kathleen.onufer@boston.gov Jack Halverson (ABCP Project Manager) - jack.halverson@boston.gov Andrew Nahmias (ABCP Project Manager) - andrew.nahmias@boston.gov Jennifer Roberts (Mayor’s Allston-Brighton Neighborhood Liaison) -  jennifer.roberts@boston.gov Grey Black (Community Engagement for City of Boston Planning Department) - grey.black@boston.gov
🏠 Boston’s zoning code is completely out of sync with the buildings that actually exist in our City; especially residential buildings. Why does this matter? When most residences are already out of compliance, any attempts to modify homes or build new housing have to go through complicated permitting and review processes to get built. That makes building more expensive and more time consuming, and it makes housing developers less likely to build. 💵 Pair that with the basic rules of supply and demand, and you get a recipe for skyrocketing housing costs. This affects homebuyers, yes—but it also shows up in your rent check every month. ✊ Change is possible: we can rewrite the zoning code in Boston to allow for development that meets the housing needs of people who live here. The City is currently working on the Allston-Brighton Community Plan (ABCP), which may include a rewrite like this for the neighborhood of Allston-Brighton. 📣 But to see meaningful change, they need to know that renters are out here, and that we want to see change. Like and share this post to spread the word! ✉️ Finally, if you have thoughts or questions about the community plan and how new zoning laws could make Allston-Brighton (and Boston) more affordable, here are some key people you can reach out to: Mayor Michelle Wu - [email protected] Kairos Shen (Chief of Planning) - [email protected] Kathleen Onufer (Deputy Director of Zoning) - [email protected] Jack Halverson (ABCP Project Manager) - [email protected] Andrew Nahmias (ABCP Project Manager) - [email protected] Jennifer Roberts (Mayor’s Allston-Brighton Neighborhood Liaison) - [email protected] Grey Black (Community Engagement for City of Boston Planning Department) - [email protected]

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