: Recent reports indicate that the project has successfully accelerated the production of diverse housing options, including Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and cottage clusters.
: While it allows more units, it imposes strict limits on the size (bulk) of buildings to ensure new developments fit the scale of existing neighborhoods. Project RIP
This is a Canadian non-profit focused on . : Recent reports indicate that the project has
: Critics have argued that the policy could "kill" the character of traditional neighborhoods by encouraging the demolition of older homes in favor of multi-unit developments. 2. Rip Current Information Project Project RIP