So a lot of, sounds like, like the key to most problems, sounds like it's communications.
And so, so basically kind of understanding what the, what the sticky points are for both sides and being able to say, how can we both, how can we both feel good about this? Okay.
Every development you're in someone else's or near somebody else's property and they have a value in that property.
And if they don't want that value to change or negatively change, they're going to push back.
I think a lot of seasoned politicians and development minded people at the city see what it is and they understand it.
Do we really need to have a ten story multifamily deal behind a single family home?
So a lot of, sounds like, like the key to most problems, sounds like it's communications.
And so, so basically kind of understanding what the, what the sticky points are for both sides and being able to say, how can we both, how can we both feel good about this? Okay.
Every development you're in someone else's or near somebody else's property and they have a value in that property.
And if they don't want that value to change or negatively change, they're going to push back.
I think a lot of seasoned politicians and development minded people at the city see what it is and they understand it.
Do we really need to have a ten story multifamily deal behind a single family home?
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