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zoning

[zoh-ning] / ˈzoʊ nɪŋ /


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“It’s harder to see that done, especially at the federal level. In many cases zoning is a local issue. Maybe the administration could lean on the states to do something.”

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“It’s harder to see that done, especially at the federal level. In many cases zoning is a local issue. Maybe the administration could lean on the states to do something.”

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The administration has also considered putting pressure on local governments to ease permitting and zoning requirements to allow more homes to be built more quickly, the person said.

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The administration has also considered putting pressure on local governments to ease permitting and zoning requirements to allow more homes to be built more quickly, the person said.

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Reform efforts can both help these companies—such as changes to regulation that remove zoning obstacles or drum up housing demand—or hurt them.

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