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Inclusionary Housing Creating And Maintaining Equitable Communities 1st Edition Rick Jacobus

SKU: BELL-51650620

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Publisher: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.76 MB

Pages: 68

Author: Rick Jacobus

ISBN: 9781558443815, 1558443819

Language: English

Year: 2015

Edition: 1

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Inclusionary Housing Creating And Maintaining Equitable Communities 1st Edition Rick Jacobus by Rick Jacobus 9781558443815, 1558443819 instant download after payment.

After decades of disinvestment, American cities are rebounding, but new development is driving up housing costs and displacing lower-income residents. Roughly 500 communities in the United States have developed inclusionary housing policies, which require developers of new market-rate real estate to provide affordable housing. Inclusionary housing is one of the most promising strategies available to ensure that the benefits of development are shared widely, but policies must be designed with care to suit local conditions and ensure that requirements do not overburden development. This report details how local governments have realized the full benefit of inclusionary housing.