SPOA Vice President, Amir Shahsavari, makes the case for more housing production without violating the rights of property owners. Published in Banker & Tradesman on April 9.
This coverage appeared in Banker and Tradesman. The full article is available from the publisher.
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The SPOA advocates for increased housing production in Boston while ensuring that the rights of small property owners are protected and not infringed upon.
The article argues that developers are already finding it difficult to build in Boston, and the Mayor's policies could exacerbate this issue, potentially driving even more development away from the city.
The SPOA, represented by Vice President Amir Shahsavari, emphasizes the importance of balancing new housing development with the fundamental rights of existing property owners in Boston.
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