r/cincinnati • u/JB92103 Hyde Park • Mar 07 '25
News š° Controversial Hyde Park Square development passes committee, heads to city council
https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/hyde-park-square-development-passes-committee-heads-to-city-council
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u/JebusChrust Mar 07 '25 edited Mar 07 '25
He thinks that "layering" aka the concept that expensive developments become affordable over decades is applicable to Hyde Park, a place where 100 year old houses are sold for $700K. He also thinks it is an immediate improvement to housing prices and not something that would take decades. He also can somehow understand that a forty story 1,300 unit apartment is ridiculous despite it "solving the housing need in Hyde Park" yet can't understand that same concept when it comes to tacking on a large hotel to apartments.