It's not a matter of IF the city gets more multi unit housing, it's HOW it's done and what type! 
Do we need more massive low income housing projects or moderate priced 1-2 bedroom condos to attract young buyers & young professionals? 
Try finding a 2 bedroom condo built in FW is the last 20yrs. 
Then there is the matter of HOW they are built.  The Uptown Square for one is quickly proving to be a case and point of ZERO common sense or practical knowledge being applied.  Any fool could have suggested dedicated right hand turn lanes off of 320th into the complex.  It needs 2-3 of them and got zero.  It appears that the ground-floor retail aspect is also failing. A great idea that works well with Condominiums but not with Section 8 apartments above the rental space. Once again common sense and any knowledge of regional planning would have suggested this to be the case. Many of us locally said the retail would not work with low income housing above it. All common sense.