How to end "NIMBYism"?

With the US population continuing to grow, there really is no realistic room to continue to accommodate NIMBYs who would like to see housing development remain the same as it was at a time when there were half or fewer as many people living in the US as there are now.

Cities with burgeoning populations, and that cannot expand outward, need to expand upward to provide housing for their poulations. Zoning that prevents it is backward and excessively selfish, driving large portions of local residents into homelessness by necessity.

What is it going to take to get rid of the NIMBYs? Does the US actually have to wait until they die off?

I think this problem could be solved through policy by getting rid of income and sales taxes, and moving to a model that features land-value taxes, and resource-consumption taxes instead. It would not prevent anyone from hoarding valuable land, but it would ensure they have to pay for it accordingly if that's what they want to do.