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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"inclusionary zoning"”.
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Inclusionary Zoning : carrot or stick?
… of affordable housing without direct subsidies. Inclusionary zoning ordinances in many U.S. cities, towns, and counties now require developers of market-rate housing projects, in certain circumstances, to refit or sell a percentage (often 10% to 20%) of the units at affordable prices without any …
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Including inclusionary zoning : the case of New York City
… for a more informed discourse on including inclusionary zoning as a mechanism for creating affordable housing in New York City. To this end, it provides a brief history of inclusionary zoning, and explores the general legal, economic, social, and political arguments for and against this …
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Shaping an Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance for Post-Katrina New Orleans
… legislature's justifications for supporting inclusionary zoning to address the shortage in affordable housing since hurricane Katrina and compares the model ordinance, passed in 2007, to ordinances in San Francisco, Denver, and San Diego. These large city ordinances offer an assessment of …
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“Affordable” housing in New York City: A case of inclusionary zoning in Greenpoint-Williamsburg
… tools to increase affordable housing stock. Inclusionary Housing in New York is one such tool, designed to integrate production of affordable homes with market development. The technique is typically tied with re-zoning activities and incentivizes the creation of affordable units by offering …
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Understanding the effects of inclusionary zoning on housing markets using a stock-flow model
… markets would react to an exogenous shock of inclusionary zoning. I develop a stock-flow model of housing based on the model presented in Wheaton (1999). In this model, the degree of durability, elasticity of supply of new construction, and rental elasticity of demand of housing can vary. …
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Inclusionary Zoning: Identifying Possible Legal Challenges within Canada and How Best to Pre-empt Them
… is to explore the legal issues that surround inclusionary zoning. More specifically, the question to be answered through this research is: How can Canadian municipalities shield themselves from legal challenges that may put inclusionary zoning policies at risk of being nullified? Through …
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Strategies for creating affordable housing in Nashua, New Hampshire : municipal land use and inclusionary zoning
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1987.
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Analyzing the flexibility of inclusionary zoning : should affordable units be built on-site or off-site?
Inclusionarv zoning (IZ), a strategy first adopted by municipalities in the 1970S to create affordable housing, requires private developers of market-rate residential projects to set-aside a certain percentage of units as affordable. The original intention of IZ was to foster socioeconomic …
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Paper Money, Paper Homes: How the Financialization of Housing Ruined Housing Policy
… crisis, performing a comparative analysis of inclusionary zoning by-laws introduced in Toronto and New York City. This analysis dissects how capitalist-oriented housing affordability policies are structurally bound to the same dynamics of profit-over-people; thus, they can never produce …
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Municipal strategies for affordable housing : incenting an exacting public goods from private developers
… to leverage hot real estate markets, such as inclusionary zoning, linkages, and tax abatements. A framework for understanding the constraints and opportunities of past and future policies is established by looking at the economic, legal, and political implications of these exactions and …
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Building equity : the evolution and efficacy of Montgomery County's moderately priced dwelling unit legislation
… (MPDU) law. Passed in 1973, it is the oldest inclusionary zoning legislation in the country. The law emerged out of three policy streams-land use and density, fair housing and desegregation, and workforce housing and economic development-that coalesced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. …
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Zoning and the single-family landscape: large new houses and neighbourhood change in Vancouver
… resulted in more restrictive single - family zoning schedules. In Vancouver, however, houses built as large as zoning permitted had appeared in the late 1960s. This case study traces Vancouver's single- family land use from 1900 to 1990. The intent of Vancouver's original single- family zoning …
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Middle School Academic Performance: An Exploratory Analysis of the Fulton County School District
… the compensatory implementation of aggressive inclusionary zoning practices strategically targeting neighborhoods that feed into racially and economically homogeneous public schools in the district. However, in order for future housing reforms and education funding streams to be redirected in …
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Policy Tools for Affordable Housing Development in Oregon: Analysis and Recommendations
The original goal of this paper’s research was to analyze and explore the intersection of affordable housing policy and nonprofit developers. Throughout the course of my research, it became increasingly clear that such an intersection may not exist in a meaningful way, and perhaps more importantly, …