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In 2017 I was looking for a job after shutting down my startup. My previous startup gig had been scaling Vungle (now Liftoff Mobile) from $0 -> $70M in revenue in 2 years as VP Sales. In my job search I got connected with a 19 year old MIT grad named Alexandr Wang who was hiring

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New American Enterprise Institute map: US housing shortage visualized by county. Under an estimated ~6M housing shortfall, the geographic imbalance is staggering. Counties in red face deficits ≥15% of their housing stock.

My friend's startup had their X account hacked by a crypto scanner and they can't get access. Do any of my followers have a connect at X who could help with this?

The impossible has become possible: we've passed a clean CEQA infill exemption. This is probably the most important thing California has done on housing in the present YIMBY moment.

And the budget bill, signed into law last night, made two key improvements: 1⃣ Cities can no longer condition final map approval on a building being built; they can only condition the sale of individual lots. Much easier to finance! ...

MAINE OFFICIALLY LEGALIZES *3* HOMES ON EVERY RESIDENTIAL LOT STATEWIDE!!! Look how hard Maine cooked 🤯 - 3 units legal statewide - 4 units legal in “growth areas” - ADUs no longer limited to SFH lots - Lowered min lot size to 5,000 in all cities

Laws change, housing gets built. There was a lot of hemming and hawing about how bills like SB 9 underperformed. We agree, and tried to fix with SB 677. But in the meantime, entrepreneurial developers like BuildCasa, and pro-housing cities like Sacramento, are making it work.

Big Fortune 500 builders pay 21% tax on both for rent and for sale housing. Small builders and their investors pay up to 37% on units built for homeownership. Want more small builders and housing overall? Level the tax playing field.

Excited to collaborate with Lance Lambert team on the Turbohome-ResiClub homebuyer sentiment survey. Fill it out here: surveymonkey.com/r/S7L3BJ6

Who said “If you’re not first, you’re last?” 😏 Our buyer came in 3rd, and still won. 📍 Los Altos | Closed: $6.415M 💰 $177K saved in commission A clean offer + no 2.5% fee = a better deal for everyone. 🔗 turbohome.com | CalDRE# 02292670 #FlatFeeAgent #BayAreaHomes

What a scene this evening in #Pittsburgh with a rainbow over the skyline and the Gateway Clipper Empress coming down the river under the giant Picklesburgh pickle!

The average number of people living in a house has dropped by 34% since 1950 This means that even with no population growth, cities can experience a housing shortage A city of 1M residents in 1950 only needed 263k homes A city of 1M residents today needs 400k homes

2025 is the year sourdough pizza took the crown in both NYC (Ceres) and the Bay Area (June’s/Jules). Aside from being delicious, it’s possible to rationalize as almost healthy which probably leads to more frequent trips. cc ⁦⁦Sheel Mohnot⁩