mixed income
Varied earning levels
Mixed income describes housing developments or neighborhoods that combine residents across different economic levels—typically a blend of market-rate, affordable, and subsidized units.
The approach aims to avoid concentrated poverty and create diverse communities: The city converted the old projects into a mixed-income development.
As an economic term, mixed income can also refer to earnings that combine wages with other sources like investments or business profits.
- affordableReasonably priced
- housingDwellings or protective covering
- diversityState of varied elements
- neighborhoodResidential area nearby
- subsidizedOffset by external funding
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- urban planningcity planning, zoning map, master plans, zones, zoning reform
mixed incomegated community
Restricted-access residential area
exclusive · housing project · ghetto · gentrified · stratified
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