>>1752228Your world view seems to have ossified during a 1955 cub scouts of america meeting, and it seems we're talking past each other in terms of political concepts, so let's just agree to leave it alone.
Going back to the development issue, there actually are some ongoing efforts to build private high rises on NYCHA lots, but they've gotten bogged down in pesky details like "is $25 million a fair amount to pay for a 100 year lease"
I suspect as the projects continue their downward spiral the urgency will bring more of these types of plans and we'll probably see a lot of weirdly proportioned land lease towers jammed between the old brick NYCHA commieblocks.
