What Can Seattle Learn From Minneapolis’s "Radical Rezoning" Plan

by Charles MudedeMinneapolis, home of weird cheeseburgers and Ilhan Omar. Gian Lorenzo Ferretti Photography/gettyimages.com
Those who live in a big and growing city in the US basically live in the same city. The architecture is much the same, and so are the social problems. The homeless population is increasing, rents are rising, and NIMBYs block every effort to address the housing crisis in the name of preserving this or that neighborhood's "character." Also, as a section in the IMF's report, G