You know, some of it gets down to local zoning practices and some NIMBYism, you know, lack of, I think, you know, state engagement investment in this space. I'll tell you what I've done as governor. When I started as governor, we were short about 220,000 housing units statewide. We didn't have enough inventory. We were short 220,000 housing units. Right. That's like, crazy. So we got to work right away. (30:49–30:57)
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Asserts that Massachusetts was short 220,000 housing units when Maura Healey started as governor.
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