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Building Santa Fe Highlights Value of NAHB's State-by-State Inclusionary Zoning Report
Kim Shanahan of Building Santa Fe highlights the value of NAHB’s recent inclusionary zoning report, which primarily focuses on state laws and municipal or county ordinances that constitute government intervention in the housing market by imposing limits on maximum rent or price on a certain percentage of residential units in a development as a condition of receiving permission to construct that development.
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Housing Affordability Resources for Land Use
Housing affordability continues to worsen in the U.S. Learn more about some of the land use regulation.
Land Use Regulation Barriers and Fees
Lengthy and complicated review processes related to land use and land development represent an especially difficult challenge for affordably priced housing.
Land Use Community Planning and Design
In order to meet the needs of a growing population, federal, state and local land use policies that accommodate an orderly and sustainable rate of housing production are a necessity.
Structural Inequities in Land Use and Housing
How local exclusionary land use regulations continue to create inequity in housing.
Inclusionary Zoning in Land Use
Inclusionary zoning refers to local land use ordinances that require a certain percentage of new residential construction to be sold or rented at below market rates.
Creating Housing for All: Land Use Case Studies
These case studies showcase how communities are tackling the housing affordability crisis.