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Given the city's dire shortage of affordable housing, both advocates and real estate developers are nowof letting City Councilmembers effectively veto zoning changes in their district that would allow new units to get built.near St. John's university.are going to leave or die by November once it gets too chilly, but this summer of smushing them — and admiring them – has been fun.and face elevated risks of drought, extreme heat and overloading their power grids.
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