City of Austin : City Council, District 1
To assist with lowering rents, the City can permit greater development to allow for more multi-family unit buildings and publicly …
Vincent Harding
The simple answer to lowering average rents and the rate of growth of average rents is to increase housing supply.
Natasha Harper-Madison
Increased rents are forcing many of our working families, students, seniors, artists and other renters out of the city. Increased …
Mariana Salazar
Land acquisition and development initiative that increases housing supply by creating zonings that encourage multi-use, multifamily, missing middle housing and …
Reedy Macque Spigner III
City of Austin : City Council, District 5
In our fast growing state, cities are limited in the tools they have to impact rental rates. A few fast …
Ann Kitchen
City of Austin : City Council, District 8
This is a problem we need to address in every district in the city. The solution involves increasing supply, reducing …
Rich DePalma
The city needs to support dense housing such as apartments, condos, and Accessory Dwelling Units (which can also provide income …
Paige Ellis
To address the housing crisis, we should be looking towards the guidance of the Strategic Housing Blueprint and implementing the …
Bobby Levinski
City of Austin : Mayor
The city can provide more funding for subsidized housing while also allowing more housing in more places. Supply and Demand …
John Doe
The city can provide more funding for subsidized housing while also allowing more housing in more places. Supply and Demand …
Steve Adler
Unfortunately, the influx of an increasingly affluent population combined with market forces and higher property taxes have resulted in rising …