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The Housing Bias Rethinking Land Use Laws For A Diverse New America Paul Boudreaux

Name: The Housing Bias Rethinking Land Use Laws For A Diverse New America Paul Boudreaux
SKU: BELL-2473852
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Housing Bias Rethinking Land Use Laws For A Diverse New America Paul Boudreaux instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.22 MB

Pages: 226

Author: Paul Boudreaux

ISBN: 9780230110502, 0230110509

Language: English

Year: 2011

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The Housing Bias Rethinking Land Use Laws For A Diverse New America Paul Boudreaux by Paul Boudreaux 9780230110502, 0230110509 instant download after payment.

As 300 million Americans squeeze into our country, and as single-person households outnumber parents with children, it’s time to rethink our land use laws that favor the single-family house. This provocative book visits sites of recent controversies--from an immigration dispute in a Virginia suburb, to eminent domain in New York City, to illegal apartments in the backyards of California. Boudreaux explores how we could scrap the old housing bias in favor of affluent homeowners, and in its place harness the free market to provide for a greater variety of residences--apartments, townhouses, and mobile homes – for the twenty-first century.