Jon Stewart

Right.

And I think the question...

TO MAKE THIS CITY AFFORDABLE, I MEAN, I'LL BE HONEST WITH YOU, I MOVED UP HERE AGAIN IN THE EARLY, LIKE, I CAN'T REMEMBER A TIME THIS CITY WAS EVER AFFORDABLE.

LIKE, THAT TRULY WOULD BE.

I WORRY SOMETIMES IF YOU MAKE IT AFFORDABLE, IF YOU MAKE IT NICER,

More people will want to come here.

Which is good.

And then the prices will go up.

It's such a, do we just need, you know, we talk about housing and all those different things.

Do we just need more land?

There's this park that I've been to in the middle of the city.

What an incredible opportunity.

But is what makes it so difficult here just the density that you're dealing with?

Well, I think it's actually the absence of imagination more than the density, right?

We obviously have a finite amount of land.

Right.

But the ways in which we restrict ourselves from building on that same amount of land, right?

It means the Jersey City is building seven homes per thousand people.

Tokyo is building ten.

We're barely at four.