I'm befuddled about the cost of 77 affordable apartments, which if my calculator is correct, cost over $326,000 apiece. No wonder we have a shortage of housing in Pima County. It seems to me that apartments, especially "affordable" apartments, shouldn't cost as much as homes. I understand that homes are more expensive than they used to be by a lot, but really, that's a lot of money per apartment. Can someone please explain why?
What I've been calling the "Development Wars" are featured prominently in my substack: frankpierson.substack.com. Oracle hasn't won them all (dating back to the mid 1980's) but has saved a lot of what Oracle residents really care about through our successes. Your readers might find a reading timely and useful.
Thanks for the in-depth article on Oro Valley today. It's a news desert up here. More, please!
I'm befuddled about the cost of 77 affordable apartments, which if my calculator is correct, cost over $326,000 apiece. No wonder we have a shortage of housing in Pima County. It seems to me that apartments, especially "affordable" apartments, shouldn't cost as much as homes. I understand that homes are more expensive than they used to be by a lot, but really, that's a lot of money per apartment. Can someone please explain why?
What I've been calling the "Development Wars" are featured prominently in my substack: frankpierson.substack.com. Oracle hasn't won them all (dating back to the mid 1980's) but has saved a lot of what Oracle residents really care about through our successes. Your readers might find a reading timely and useful.