housing
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Sound Strategies for Sustainable
Communities
Housing
Maintaining access to
housing that is affordable to a wide range of households is a challenge
in a growing number of communities. It can be helpful for many
municipalities to identify appropriate techniques for addressing
housing questions, learn about the policies that others have
implemented, and craft a housing policy that will accommodate diversity
of incomes.
Our
housing work includes producing articles, case studies, reports, and
other publications on topics such as inclusionary zoning, affordable
housing, and mixed-income communities.
Articles
- Author,
“Does Inclusionary Zoning Really Work?”
Multifamily Trends Magazine. Urban
Land Institute, Washington, DC . (Summer 2005).
- Author,
“Intown Housing: Living the Urban Life,” Urban Land Magazine. Urban Land Institute,
Washington, DC. (September
2004).
- Author,
“Hard at Work for Workforce Housing,” Urban
Land Magazine. Urban Land Institute,
Washington, DC. (September
2003).
- Author,
“The Income Mix,” Urban Land Magazine, Urban Land Institute,
Washington, DC . (May 2002).
Case
Studies
- Author, Affordable Housing
Developer Profile: The Jonathan Rose Companies. Fannie Mae
Foundation/Urban Land Institute, Washington, DC. .
- Author, Affordable Housing
Developer Profile: Mercy Housing. Fannie Mae Foundation/Urban
Land Institute,
Washington, DC.
- Author, Affordable Housing Case
Study: The S.M.A.R.T. Housing Initiative,
Austin, Texas. Fannie Mae Foundation/Urban Land Institute, Washington, DC.
- Author, Affordable Housing Case
Study: The Redevelopment of Chicago’s
Cabrini-Green. Fannie Mae Foundation/Urban Land Institute, Washington, DC.
Publications/Reports
- Author, Best Practices in the Production of
Affordable Housing, ULI Community Catalysts Series. Urban Land
Institute, Washington, DC.
- Author, Creating a Cross-Cultural Marriage: CDCs
Partnering With For-Profit Developers to Produce Affordable Housing. White
paper for the Fannie Mae Foundation, Washington, DC. .
- Author, Mixed-Income Housing: Myth and Fact.
Urban Land Institute, Washington, DC.
- Author, Sustaining Urban Mixed-Income Communities:
The Role of Community Facilities. The ULI/Charles H. Shaw Annual
Forum on Urban Community Issues, Urban Land Institute, Washington, DC .
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