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Note: Many records in our database contain more than one type of barrier and/or solution. When searching within a particular category, we've purposely limited the highlight (summary) results to only those which specifically relate to your request. However, when you look for results based on more general, non-category-specific searches, you'll often see multiple icons (and highlights) displayed.

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Topics: Redevelopment/Infill


Results: 181 Matches

1.  Living Smart Houses

Location(s): Oregon Portland

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution Portland created ‘permit ready’ house plans for use on certain infill lots.

2.  City of Dallas Mayor's Task Force on Affordable Workforce Housing

Location(s): Texas
  Texas Dallas

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution Dallas should allow properties to be sold for less than the market value, allow certain properties to be purchased prior to a Sheriff’s sale, and identify and foreclose unproductive properties.

3.  Rhode Island Rehabilitation Code

Location(s): Rhode Island

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution Rhode Island created a rehabilitation code with varying code requirements depending on the level of work to be undertaken.

4.  Land Marketing (Akron, Ohio)

Location(s): Ohio Akron

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution The City of Akron has a program where it sells vacant lots within the City to developers to construct new houses or to homeowners to increase the size of their lot.

5.  Live-Work Units Offer Relief From Housing Downturn

Location(s): Michigan

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution Some communities in the state of Michigan are encouraging construction of small live-work units to revitalize downtown areas and increase housing affordability.

6.  Urban Land Bank Demonstration Program Plan

Location(s): Texas Dallas

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Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution This report is an implementation plan for the creation of the Urban Lank Bank Demonstration Program in Dallas, Texas, which will promote infill housing development throughout the city.

7.  Office Park Housing: Adapting Underutilized Office Parks for Housing

Location(s): New York Westchester County

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Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution This report identifies underutilized office parks in Westchester County, New York as potential sites for creating mixed-use developments with affordable housing components.

8.  Residential Builders See Room for Improvement in Permitting, Approval Processes

Location(s): California San Diego County

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution Roundtable participants suggest redevelopment and infill building of higher density, and mixed use developments to meet housing demands.

9.  Gap Gives City its Chance

Location(s): Maryland Anne Arundel County
  Maryland Baltimore City
  Maryland Baltimore County
  Maryland Carroll County
  Maryland Harford County
  Maryland Howard County

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution The city of Baltimore, Maryland's Project 5000 promotes rehabilitation and redevelopment by obtaining abandoned housing.

10.  Affordable Housing Taskforce Final Report

Location(s): Virginia Chesapeake

Highlights
Redevelopment/Infill  
  Solution Tax incentives and housing trust funds can promote redevelopment or infill development for affordable housing.

          

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