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Los Angeles Housing Conference Video·Using Data to Promote Light Touch Density and Walkable Oriented Development

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This is a video from a Los Angeles housing conference on using data to promote Light Touch Density and Walkable Oriented Development. It is meant for people who want to see how data can inform discussions about adding housing in walkable places.

Shows: A conference video presentation on using data to promote Light Touch Density and Walkable Oriented Development.

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How can data be used to promote Light Touch Density?
How can data support Walkable Oriented Development?
What was presented at the Los Angeles housing conference on these topics?
Why do Light Touch Density and Walkable Oriented Development matter for housing discussions?

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