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Build the Next Right Thing

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Thoughts on housing abundance, urban stewardship, and civic delight.

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About Seth Zeren

Former climate scientist, recovering city planner, neighborhood real estate developer, teacher, and advocate. Dad, husband, gamer, and steward of the city.

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