Q On the regulatory side, do you think we'll see full Yimbyism in, in our lifetime? Uh, or, or is your view of, Hey, we just gotta, there's some structural reason that impedes that in the U S relative to some, you know, country like Japan. And we just gotta work with what, what we've got.
A I think we, we really hope so. Uh, I think different cities actually have kind of started making real progress towards this. Um, Minneapolis is a great example. They, they did a big housing reform. Part of that was actually ending single family zoning, um, rules there. And, and that happened back in two, 20,019. And I think ever since that we've seen like, uh, supply has grown, uh, three times faster than the national average and the rents have stayed actually flat. Uh, for that whole period, uh, compared to everybody else experienced about 31% increase. Uh, so, so I think we're seeing some early signs there, uh, and hopefully other cities and, and, uh, states take that example.
AI assessment note: “I think we, we really hope so. Uh, I think different cities actually have kind of started”