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Jeff Fong

Jeff was an early stage employee at Lyft before moving to on-demand consumer logistics platform Postmates. Along the way, Jeff has become increasingly interested in urban economics and periodically contributes to housing reform efforts in the Bay Area through the region’s YIMBY organizations.

Jeff is a regular contributor to Market Urbanism where he writes about  the ways in which markets, institutions, and technology are reshaping our cities. He also publishes political commentary at Tech for Housing.

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