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Topics: Redevelopment/Infill
Results: 188 Matches
1. Living Smart Houses
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Oregon |
Portland |
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Portland, Oregon recognized that infill development on small lots was impacted by processing delays.
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2. City of Dallas Mayor's Task Force on Affordable Workforce Housing
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Texas |
Dallas |
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Dallas faces significant barriers to land assembly. |
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3. Rhode Island Rehabilitation Code
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There was recognition that strict building codes discouraged the rehabilitation of housing.
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4. Land Marketing (Akron, Ohio)
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Ohio |
Akron |
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There is often not much land available for affordable housing and it is generally expensive. |
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5. Live-Work Units Offer Relief From Housing Downturn
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There is implicit recognition that cities do not promote infill housing. |
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6. Urban Land Bank Demonstration Program Plan
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Texas |
Dallas |
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There is implicit recognition that local land use policies do not support affordable housing development. |
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7. Office Park Housing: Adapting Underutilized Office Parks for Housing
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New York |
Westchester County |
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There is implicit recognition that redevelopment and infill efforts do not address affordable housing development. |
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8. Residential Builders See Room for Improvement in Permitting, Approval Processes
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California |
San Diego County |
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San Diego County, California has reserved 40 percent of its land for open space, limiting land for affordable housing development. |
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9. Gap Gives City its Chance
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Maryland |
Anne Arundel County |
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Baltimore City |
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Baltimore County |
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Maryland |
Carroll County |
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Harford County |
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Maryland |
Howard County |
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Discouraging redevelopment and rehabilitation limits the development of affordable housing. |
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10. Affordable Housing Taskforce Final Report
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Virginia |
Chesapeake |
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There is implicit recognition that tax and funding policies discourage infill or redevelopment for affordable housing. |
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