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New Jersey Legislature

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Sep 24, 2026

Sara BroninGUEST
8:08
These stats are pretty alarming, but I think they speak to the fact that zoning has been a pretty significant control on the amount of housing that can be produced.
Jim WatchHOST
8:17
We tend to associate that, what we call, I guess, 'cause I did a lot of work with the New Jersey legislature, exclusionary zoning.
Jim WatchHOST
8:26
We don't, don't want those poor people coming into our neighborhood, therefore you must build at least on one lot, and it's only a measly one unit, one housing unit.
Jim WatchHOST
8:37
Now, but here's a tough question.
Jim WatchHOST
8:39
I, I guess I learned this, uh, in the New Jersey legislature a little bit.
Jim WatchHOST
8:44
O- one of the things I discovered, now you tell me if I'm wrong, but even, even poor people, e- and after all, many, many, many poor people live in single family houses, even poor and lower middle income people resist multifamily housing in their neighborhood.
Jim WatchHOST
9:05
So we're not just talking about the rich meanies.
Sara BroninGUEST
8:08
These stats are pretty alarming, but I think they speak to the fact that zoning has been a pretty significant control on the amount of housing that can be produced.
Jim WalshHOST
8:17
We tend to associate that, what we call, I guess, because I did a lot of work for the New Jersey legislature, exclusionary zoning.
Jim WalshHOST
8:26
We don't want those poor people coming into our neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
8:30
Therefore, you must build at least on one lot, and it's only a measly one unit, one housing unit now.
Jim WalshHOST
8:38
But here's a tough question.
Jim WalshHOST
8:39
I guess I learned this in the New Jersey legislature a little bit.
Jim WalshHOST
8:44
One of the things I discovered, now you tell me if I'm wrong, but even poor people, and after all, many, many, many poor people live in single family houses, even poor and lower middle income people, resist multifamily housing in their neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
9:04
So we're not just talking about the rich meanies.
Sara C BroninGUEST
8:07
These stats are pretty alarming, but I think they speak to the fact that zoning has been a pretty significant control on the amount of housing that can be produced.
Jim WalshHOST
8:16
We tend to associate that, what we call, I guess, because I did a lot of work for the New Jersey legislature, exclusionary zoning.
Jim WalshHOST
8:26
We don't want those poor people coming into our neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
8:29
Therefore, you must build at least on one lot, and it's only a measly one unit, one housing unit now.
Jim WalshHOST
8:37
But here's a tough question.
Jim WalshHOST
8:39
I guess I learned this in the New Jersey legislature a little bit.
Jim WalshHOST
8:43
One of the things I discovered, now you tell me if I'm wrong, but even poor people, and after all, many, many, many poor people live in single family houses, even poor and lower middle income people, resist multifamily housing in their neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
9:04
So we're not just talking about the rich meanies.
Sara BroninGUEST
7:37
These stats are pretty alarming, but I think they speak to the fact that zoning has been a pretty significant control on the amount of housing that can be produced.
Jim WalshHOST
7:47
We tend to associate that, what we call, I guess, because I did a lot of work for the New Jersey legislature, exclusionary zoning.
Jim WalshHOST
7:56
We don't want those poor people coming into our neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
8:00
Therefore, you must build at least on one lot, and it's only a measly one unit, one housing unit now.
Jim WalshHOST
8:08
But here's a tough question.
Jim WalshHOST
8:09
I guess I learned this in the New Jersey legislature a little bit.
Jim WalshHOST
8:14
One of the things I discovered, now you tell me if I'm wrong, but even poor people, and after all, many, many, many poor people live in single family houses, even poor and lower middle income people, resist multifamily housing in their neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
8:34
So we're not just talking about the rich meanies.
Sara BroninGUEST
7:37
These stats are pretty alarming, but I think they speak to the fact that zoning has been a pretty significant control on the amount of housing that can be produced.
Jim WalshHOST
7:47
We tend to associate that, what we call, I guess, because I did a lot of work for the New Jersey legislature, exclusionary zoning.
Jim WalshHOST
7:56
We don't want those poor people coming into our neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
8:00
Therefore, you must build at least on one lot, and it's only a measly one unit, one housing unit now.
Jim WalshHOST
8:08
But here's a tough question.
Jim WalshHOST
8:09
I guess I learned this in the New Jersey legislature a little bit.
Jim WalshHOST
8:14
One of the things I discovered, now you tell me if I'm wrong, but even poor people, and after all, many, many, many poor people live in single family houses, even poor and lower middle income people, resist multifamily housing in their neighborhood.
Jim WalshHOST
8:34
So we're not just talking about the rich meanies.

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