and build more housing farther. what president peskin is what we don't the i'm by to industry housing production to stop us in moving forward this poison pill is another creative way in stopping that i'm sick of his shall think begins endless poeshtsd (clapping.) we wonder was going wrong in the city every time i look around way to say no. you can't build how no, not starting it new businesses no, no, no, no this it city is 2345 terrors for noticing what is happening 2450 the ward of supervisors chambers no gist respect supervisor stefani supervisor dorsey we don't have the luxury to say no we've been interest a pandemic and people are waiting in line to move into the city but build office in san francisco peep were waiting on a line to visit the hotels full of tourism where it was booming now we said no too often that is a problem 7, 8, 9 for us to get to, yes and provide time for us to build more housing now (clapping.) enough with it in no, no, no, no. >> invocal cord in the conversation time to get to, yes yes,

and build more housing farther. what president peskin is what we don't the i'm by to industry housing production to stop us in moving forward this poison pill is another creative way in stopping that i'm sick of his shall think begins endless poeshtsd (clapping.) we wonder was going wrong in the city every time i look around way to say no. you can't build how no, not starting it new businesses no, no, no, no this it city is 2345 terrors for noticing what is happening 2450 the ward of supervisors chambers no gist respect supervisor stefani supervisor dorsey we don't have the luxury to say no we've been interest a pandemic and people are waiting in line to move into the city but build office in san francisco peep were waiting on a line to visit the hotels full of tourism where it was booming now we said no too often that is a problem 7, 8, 9 for us to get to, yes and provide time for us to build more housing now (clapping.) enough with it in no, no, no, no. >> invocal cord in the conversation time to get to, yes yes,

and affordable housing. affordable house is what we need and we need housing of all types here in san francisco. and then one of the key pieces and the key differences between these two measures is the fact that the competing measure from the board of supervisors actually allows them to maintain the ability to have hearings and continue to reject one hundred percent affordable housing projects that are code compliant. we're talking beginning projects that follow all of the local rules, all of the guidelines. those are not the projects we need to have and endless hearings which could result in unnecessary lawsuits that make it take longer and increases the overall cost of construction by really significant amount. >> thank you. same question to you, charlie. on you do you feel these caveats will impact the proposition and how do you envision it will actually result in the expedited construction of truly affordable housing? >> this housing for workers and families initiative will accelerate not only the permit

your view on the house majority? caller: chip roy on cnn and didn't hear one word out of chip roy when donald trump, when he had a $.2 trillion to increase the budget. 250,000, over $2 trillion of that went to tax cuts to the top 90%. he didn't say one word. the only time this trump colt thinks about the debt is when democrats are in power. they must think of your body is like the people who support them and trump. everybody ain't stupid. $8.2 trillion. ok? and that's the most of any president and he did it in four years. give trump four more years and it would have been $16 trillion. couldn'tthey come on and say -- a nice reminder where were you at when donald trump spent $8.2 trillion? and also, what did you say -- what was your reaction? just ask the question, you don't have to take a side. i think that's a legitimate question. host: all right. dan, there. we have asked that question when we have had members of congress on. in other news related to the house majority is this headline in the washington times. house

want to build housing. that's always the goal for people who finance housing, who construct housing. who design housing, the architects. so it has been a goal to try get the entitlement process and this is focusing on as well as the permitting process to go faster. we were proud to sponsor assembly 2234 which aimed to improve the post entitlement building permit acquisition process to ensure that cities to respond in a timely fashion. and if that happens, if the entitlement process is efficient and the building permit acquisition process is more efficient, that's how we get affordable homes now and how we get shovels into the ground ask create homes for people that the city so desperately need. >> thank you. the second question and we'll start with you, corey. proposition d yours a prevailing wage for construction worker s affordable housing project and some level of professional training or qualifications for some workers, can you clarify how workers will be protected under proposition d and how the requir

construction; after all, we need a house in the village., i can’t help but ask you seriously about your position as a member of the developers’ association, but in fact, if we are talking about a comfortable environment, sooner or later we come to the social infrastructure that surrounds a residential area or a specific house where take you to kindergarten, where there is a school, a hospital. about territories that involve block-by -block development, then it is already necessary to create a truly, as has already been said, comfortable environment, because it is sold and sold at a market price, that is, if, for example, a person on a waiting list receives apartment receives a preferential loan for this , this is one look at the purchase, but the consumer who accumulates, who takes out a loan at the market rate, certainly requires, already requires a more, let’s say, attentive attitude towards himself, to his needs, yes, because really this social and everyday infrastructure is necessary, it’s not just some kind of whim , yes, indeed, in th

emergency housing., because there is no place to rent, no one ... wants, they are not because they would not like to move out, igor knows, we told his pregnant wife last time, you need to move out, give birth in such conditions, you have another child, we talked to her, i know almost everyone of them, ksenia doesn’t leave them buganova, when some cases happen, we take them by the hand and lead them, we helped, not mister vasily vasilyevich, that ’s for sure, helped us get additional money through the territorial development fund, because the houses were recognized as unsafe in 23, and we accepted them. i decided myself that we need additional funding, i want to thank mr. khusnulin for the additional money was allocated to khakassia, the places where two new houses would be built were even determined. in order for all these residents of all these emergency houses to be resettled, now there is space, there is design documentation, houses are starting to be built, this is already good, but it will take a y

alliance for the housing.at very short period of time. >> all of the regulations maked in a variety of states and fully blocking housing. >> absolutely. we made a ser recommendations. the approach we took at the beginning. i have the solution and almost no one does. they don't listen to the other party and housing i said, this is how we'll do this. we broke into groups. work force and construction, financing and other we'll firsts allow for the defendant among 27 mef states. there is or so. while i agree, housing is not the issue. what we allowed is for people to disagree with a set of recommendations and solution that say, while the report is published we have a housing issue. that's not my favorite. we gained cosu that was just a relief. okay, great, i don't have to agree with everything chris said it's a requirement. we had disaster struck. you couldn't put a multifami ba. we allowed for and planned for an investment of 20300 level. me spent. buy down using infrastructure and investment the proinvitation of

and affordable housing. affordable house is what we need and we need housing of all types here in san francisco. and then one of the key pieces and the key differences between these two measures is the fact that the competing measure from the board of supervisors actually allows them to maintain the ability to have hearings and continue to reject one hundred percent affordable housing projects that are code compliant. we're talking beginning projects that follow all of the local rules, all of the guidelines. those are not the projects we need to have and endless hearings which could result in unnecessary lawsuits that make it take longer and increases the overall cost of construction by really significant amount. >> thank you. same question to you, charlie. on you do you feel these caveats will impact the proposition and how do you envision it will actually result in the expedited construction of truly affordable housing? >> this housing for workers and families initiative will accelerate not only the permit

housing. well, you know that these remaining projects are projects that will take a long time if the contract is somehow connected to the government, if the government does not want to manage them properly. it will be in trouble because of this. well, in this government , we tried as much as possible to finally fulfill the commitments that came from the previous governments and boldly enter the commitments and do not say, sir, this is for the previous government. and these are me in general, in the past governments, the people also provided resources, and here are very good resources, now our friends are injecting from the fund, which they explain, well, good resources were injected into the projects, now that i am at your service, 124 thousand residential units in this government government resources have moved forward and the work has been completed yes, 124,000 housing units have been delivered to the applicants . the applicants who have been waiting for years have finally been delivered to

they killed the people and burned the houses. allah is sufficient for us against the israeli occupation. look at the sky, it is black because of the fire and of what they fire on us. they are cowards and could not go out of their tanks. their chiefs tell them to kill themselves, but not surrender to the palestinians. they tell them that they should not be in prison. kill yourselves, but do not turn yourselves in. they and their army are cowards. they fire. missiles and kill innocent people and hit hospitals and masks, they destroyed every mask. abu ramadan and his family did not want to stay any longer inside the house, so they decided to leave before something disastrous happened. let's go out as they may bomb the house. let's go to the school. planes are firing missiles all day and night. listen to the sounds of the planes and tanks. because of the continuous heavy shelling and the fear of becoming a target, all family members rushed to the sheltering school thinking that their whole house would be bombed any moment because gar

they couldn't receive their own seal for housing that was not completed.the national housing fund came in the middle this, as the famous saying goes, is paying and compensating in a way that the commitment that mr. nowrozi mentioned will be realized from within the government. yes, as you said, in fact, we are committed to the end of what is left on earth. it means that if we claim that the person who is going to enter the project must have a green form , then the project we are handing over must have all the green ticks and that's it. the fund arrived today from the place of internal resource generation the ministry of housing, the honorable minister of urban development , explained today in the opening meeting that we have not been able to get a single riyal from public resources for the opening of mehr housing in the past years, so a measure was thought out in this regard, the internal resources of the ministry of finance those that are available to the ministry of home affairs in the form of land. in the production process, it was provided to the fund

well , look at our rural housing. about 50% of our rural housing units are made of clay and mud, and they are dilapidated. if an earthquake happens, for example, we had the experience of the bomo earthquake, what damages did it cause in the village, since onur , we also had the experience of the varzghan earthquake, because renovations took place in the 9th and 10th governments, the damages are minimal . it may have happened, now the government is based on work with the trusteeship of the islamic revolution housing foundation , 471,000 residential units of mr. akhwan are currently under construction, which is unprecedented in the field of rural housing . we set a record in this amount only in 2009. after 2009, it is now the statistic you gave is 240 times higher than that. no , this line is the same line. most of the table is accurate . every 100 meters of housing that is built creates one and a half direct jobs and one indirect job because there is also a locomotive. now we are only facing obstacles in the places whe

of course, british have a parliament with houses, an upper house, the house of lords, the lower house and there's definitely parallels with our congress today. the of representatives is very similarly set up to the house of commons and then the senate obviously we're not to havesed dukes and earls and noble titles like that, but where we have states, every state is equal in the senate. so the states kind of take the place of our house of lords and our senate. so the british, you know, often using that green color in government, the colonies would use it and then into the american government. but the red would kind of be much more of that house of lords kind of color. so you're goingn philadelphia and different has that kind of look to it that seems a bit on higher end now the intereing thing about the senate is they are created with a bit more power. the power is a tie to the president and that the house of representatives does not have treaties in the united states are with the advice and consent the senate approved by the advice and consent of the senate. so the senate has to approv

in most states, housing, housing policy, very much locally driven.o why does the state have a role here? we heard over and over again we want things but we don't have clarity. we want to do things but we get too much push back. there was a real role for the state to come in and say if we set some statewide parameters, with local variation, we are going to make more progress. so we did look at the numbers. i'm sure we' ginto specific pol. but housing is a very bipartisan issue. in the reddest part of my state, they say, unit housing. yes, we do. it is an opportunity for us to come together >> when you were speaker, you introduced and passed legislation that legalized missing middle homes. townhomes, duplexes. an accessory dwelling units, a du's. which i am now newly familiar with. my oldest daughter moved to portland, oregon. the only portland. [laughter] she called me shortly after they moved out there and said, it's as exciting when you retire you can move out to portland because we are going to build an adu in the backyard. i take it as a complimen

it is also part of housing production. there are some places in dilapidated structures where people want to rebuild or renovate the houses they have. there , they also need the support and help of the government, and the government has announced an incentive package for these dilapidated structures. that there are no other places in the city , he gives the incentive package in some places so that people can make improvements in the dilapidated contexts or on the outskirts of the cities. the issue of producing 4 million housing units has many different dimensions and methods. all of these should reach four million, which is what we have we have a target, and there is housing supported by government land. well, from this point of view, with the same explanation you gave, how many have been built so far? we have 2 million and more than 2 million and 300 thousand units in various stages of construction. this is apart from housing. that the people build by themselves means only the government has indulged in the housing sector,

what we saw the first six is a weighted toward house republican priorities because the house republicansand earmarks inbil. that's a big one for democratic priorities and it's now something that only the senate includes earmarks in. we will probably see a democratn the second tranche of bills, at leasdeatic earmarks of this as all the usual, a lot of money for police grants, local police department is the need radios. there is local infrastructure work on roads, work on water projects, sewer projects, a lot of local needs t■hat membershose egregiouss, how does one get an earmark into a bill that's not negotiated in committee but negotiated behind closed doors in the leadership comes up with these? how to individual members get their individual earmarks into this it's more official now. there has been some controversy they submit formal request now for these local projects. not something that supposed to be done behind closed doors. it goes through a committee markup. there was a controversy in house republicans seeking to pull democratic earmarks when they tried to pull three projects fo

it was about rural housing. well , look at our rural housing.f our rural housing units are made of mud and dilapidated. well, god forbid , if an earthquake happens, for example, we had the experience of the bemo earthquake, what damages did it cause in the village. the government is the basis of work with the trusteeship of the islamic revolution housing foundation, 471,000 residential units, mr. akhwan, is currently under construction, which is unprecedented in the field of housing . we set a record in this volume only in 2009. after 2009, the statistics you provided he didn't hit more than those two and 400, that's all. in some of the provinces, the big managers are reporting or the provincial governors are reporting in the field of labor , in the field of workers, and these are the problems that the construction workers have. well, mr. esmaili, you mentioned mehr housing and you went into detail, but the recommendation fund national national fund housing, i apologize , he has a more serious role in the national housing movement, and he is obl

, in general, it is a more pleasant feeling , the new house is great, everything is a good house, and parental house with rude to all, it's completely different, it's more for the soul, somehow it was a trip through the architecture of the north of ukraine, and also a trip through ukrainian history, which is still preserved... clay and stone, wood and ash. for each of us, an old wooden church is not just an architectural monument, and every ukrainian house is not just four walls and a roof. for us, these are memories of our childhood and our past, it is the annals of our parents' growing up and a small museum that preserves the stories of every ukrainian family. to us, it is ours, and it is priceless. so this is a connection with ancestors, you have to know one's history, one's culture, one's troubles, grief, happiness, joy. just really, this is science, this is the world, that's why there are therapies in such old huts, you know, we live in a unique period when we have the opportunity to create the future during war. there are discounts on vitamin d3, d3 max, 10% in pharmacies, plant

house. thank you so much for your time today. can well air b and b has played an important role in the travel industry and allows for the growth of a sharing economy. the so called air b and b effect is to some extent responsible for the rising cost of rent. now the air b and b effect refers to the gentrification process in that it's slowly increases the value of an area to the detriment of the indigenous residence. many of whom are pushed out due to financial constraints over tourism facilitated by platforms such as air b and b, negatively impacts house prices and communities. it encourages landlords to move out their properties out of long term rentals and for sale markets and into the short term rental markets. a study found that a one percent increase in air b and b list is lead to a point 018 percent increase in rents. and a point 026 percent increase in house prices. or we're now looking at a future where home ownership might become a privilege rather than the norm. and this could have

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we have done a lot of research saying the housing shortages driving up housing costs and higher housing drivin. do you agree with that and if so , how does that increase your approach to the probl of unsheltered folks in oregon? >> the housing prices are up. this is a national problem. it does come down to supply and .emand a lot of people need housing, not a lot of supply, prices go up. what we buildom affordable. in my bill, for example, we do allow for expedited expansion tools. we have very specific land-use systems. urban growth boundaries. if they are allowed to expand quicklnd they have to show that they need the land have an affordability problem and they're willing to do new construction at least 30% which would be affordable. we cannot just build new. we have p to guarantee some levl that will be affordable for people. it's the number one. and it is driving up rent, home prices, you name it across the board. i do believe problem, but it' will require risk being comfortable. >> you talked a little bit about accountability. let's rev bit. how are you holding the state accountabl

into a tourism house in 1994.ade a village as he said. the inhabitants themselves were almost deserted. how many years had it been deserted here ? many years now, i don't remember. 20 years , 30 years before we started here , this village was almost deserted. one or two families remained the same. he was a bachelor, that is, someone who is a farmer being when their crops were harvested, they came here when the season was cold. they are going to the city of laino, but since we started this work, now, thank god, a hope has been revived in the hearts of the people and everyone is returning from the city. i made an impact myself. another residential unit in this village has been granted a construction permit and is being built. well, with this move made by the committee, it seems as if these residences have been encouraged, they have improved, then they have come back and reversed. now many people are building here. kenan, we were from germany , we had guests from france, we even went inside our own bungee , then ever

house housing is really good that has 3 aspects to it, isn't necessary. good. and we all need shelter, so, but taking that side, we still have to other aspects of housing that, that most people don't think about as about consumption and investment. so how you answer this question depends on the trade off between consumption and investment. from a strict investment standpoint, i've been part of research that shows that on average, renting and re investing those models that would be otherwise put into home ownership actually produces greater well on average, that home ownership and building equity. very interesting way, though, the difference is very small, so you have to ask yourself, what is it that you want to do? and then you have to make sure if you do rich and remember that you do that i'm asked. this is a commitment. this is an investment to you if you end up renting and not reimburse thing, that is the 3rd choice, which is by far the work, most of the 3 choices, edit is actually well destroyed. what are the advantages and disadvantages of renting? as oppo

and build more housing farther. what president peskin is what we don't the i'm by to industry housing production to stop us in moving forward this poison pill is another creative way in stopping that i'm sick of his shall think begins endless poeshtsd (clapping.) we wonder was going wrong in the city every time i look around way to say no. you can't build how no, not starting it new businesses no, no, no, no this it city is 2345 terrors for noticing what is happening 2450 the ward of supervisors chambers no gist respect supervisor stefani supervisor dorsey we don't have the luxury to say no we've been interest a pandemic and people are waiting in line to move into the city but build office in san francisco peep were waiting on a line to visit the hotels full of tourism where it was booming now we said no too often that is a problem 7, 8, 9 for us to get to, yes and provide time for us to build more housing now (clapping.) enough with it in no, no, no, no. >> invocal cord in the conversation time to get to, yes yes,

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