inclusionary zoning
Affordable housing requirement
Inclusionary zoning is a planning policy that requires or encourages developers to include affordable housing units in new residential projects.
Typically, a percentage of units in a development must be priced below market rate and made available to low- or moderate-income residents.
In exchange, developers often receive incentives such as density bonuses, tax breaks, or expedited permits.
The city's inclusionary zoning ordinance requires that 15% of units in new buildings be designated affordable.
- master planningComprehensive long-term development design
- income inequalityDisparity in earnings distribution
- displacementRemoval from usual location
- rent controlHousing price regulation
- economic integrationMerging separate national markets
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