Pritzker pushes housing plan described as ‘all stick,’ no carrot – Center Square

Romeoville Mayor John Noak told the committee that taking away local control does not do enough to address the drivers of Illinois housing costs. “Preemption certainly will not do enough to address those costs. A simple shift in homeowners insurance in one given year can wipe out any potential costs from these preemption approaches,” Noak said.
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Irish Patriot
3 days ago

The abolition of single family housing, and local zoning laws, has been the fever dream of progressives for decades now. They honestly believe the burning down all the single family homes and replacing them with six-flats near public transit would magically solve most of society’s problems. They don’t care that their laboratory test case – Minneapolis – abolished single family zoning in 2020, and it caused new housing permits to plummet 90% from 2019 levels. The abolition of single family housing is a particular belief within the progressives’ larger ideological framework. They believe they can change the world around them… Read more »

David F
3 days ago

Fascist Illinois

Lana
3 days ago

Central control vs local control. Sounds like PURE Communism to me.
Illinois, not a state run under the umbrella of a Constitutional Republic and and the rule of law, rather, taken over by Communist politicians and Unions.

Jreid
3 days ago
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Pritzger is a disgrace nobody cares about that jerk outside IL good luck getting rid of him IL has him for life.

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