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Wish IBJ would include a map locating the proposed development.
I just did a google map search on 10th and Sterling and got a map and a photo that I could move and check out.
What about pricing? We need reasonable pricing on these things. Both the city and the builder need to come together so that all requirements don’t prevent entry to the market by crazy pricing.
Its outrageous to believe that city requirements are what are driving the insane prices. Entry level pricing is nearly always going to come from existing stock, not new construction.
The fact that we are still getting hung up on density near Downtown, where land values are high, doesn’t help. If the developer is going to be forced to have fewer units on the site, then each unit is going to be more expensive than the original proposal.
It would seem the issue isn’t an opposition to density in general, but an opposition to density done wrong. The City does not, nor should it, settle for density at any cost. Particularly in the name of affordable or entry level-priced housing. Sure, less lots naturally means more expensive. But more lots does not necessarily equate to a proportionate/significant reduction in cost.