Not that there shouldn't be more affordable housing built into the rezoning calculations . . .

But merely trying to stop high-end condo development misses the obvious point that today's high-end housing becomes upper-middle housing in 15 years and middle-class housing in 30 years.

In general, we just need more more more of everything.  Anything that encourages density in ways that allow people *some* alternatives to driving (walking to the mall, taking a bus or train, biking, etc.) is the only way the island is going to be able to accommodate the growth that's coming our way.  You can't legally stop the growth.  The question is how to accommodate it.