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Letter to the Editor: Inclusionary Zoning can coexist with profitable development

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Letter to the Editor: Inclusionary Zoning can coexist with profitable development
Letter to the Editor: Inclusionary Zoning can coexist with profitable development
Letter to the Editor: Inclusionary Zoning can coexist with profitable development
Letter to the Editor: Inclusionary Zoning can coexist with profitable development
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
"The private market is failing to produce the housing that Pittsburgh’s working families and historically marginalized residents need."
"The private market is failing to produce the housing that Pittsburgh’s working families and historically marginalized residents need."
Can Inclusionary Zoning Put a Dent in the Housing Crisis?
Can Inclusionary Zoning Put a Dent in the Housing Crisis?
Can Inclusionary Zoning Put a Dent in the Housing Crisis?
Can Inclusionary Zoning Put a Dent in the Housing Crisis?
propmodo propmodo | 2 years ago
Zoning laws have a long history in America, dating back to the early 20th century. Often, exclusions of certain property types, such as apartment buildings, were used to racially segregate communities. The prize-winning book The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein gives a detailed history of housing discrimination and racial segregation that came with exclusionary zoning. The 1968 Fair Housing Act was supposed to rectify some of these unfair policies and practices by prohibiting discrimination bas...
Zoning laws have a long history in America, dating back to the early 20th century. Often, exclusions of certain property types, such as apartment buildings, were used to racially segregate communities. The prize-winning book The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein gives a detailed history of housing discrimination and racial segregation that came with exclusionary zoning. The 1968 Fair Housing Act was supposed to rectify some of these unfair policies and practices by prohibiting discrimination bas...
Small Gardens Ain’t So Bad | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
Small Gardens Ain’t So Bad | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
Small Gardens Ain’t So Bad | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
Small Gardens Ain’t So Bad | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
finegardening finegardening | 1 year ago
While editing this issue, I haven’t been able to get Joni Mitchell out of my head. Yes, that Joni Mitchell—specifically, her 1970 hit “Big Yellow Taxi” and the line “You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.” I miss my small garden. Sure, when I had less than 2,000 square feet of green space I would complain constantly because it seemed like I never had enough room for the plants I wanted. And it was maddening. But more than a decade ago I moved, and gained more space—a ...
While editing this issue, I haven’t been able to get Joni Mitchell out of my head. Yes, that Joni Mitchell—specifically, her 1970 hit “Big Yellow Taxi” and the line “You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.” I miss my small garden. Sure, when I had less than 2,000 square feet of green space I would complain constantly because it seemed like I never had enough room for the plants I wanted. And it was maddening. But more than a decade ago I moved, and gained more space—a ...
Letter to the Editor: Single-family housing the way to go in Fineview
Letter to the Editor: Single-family housing the way to go in Fineview
Letter to the Editor: Single-family housing the way to go in Fineview
Letter to the Editor: Single-family housing the way to go in Fineview
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
"While we want to pursue affordable housing opportunities, we remain concerned about the topography and physical infrastructure of our neighborhood if a multifamily or other large-scale development is created."
"While we want to pursue affordable housing opportunities, we remain concerned about the topography and physical infrastructure of our neighborhood if a multifamily or other large-scale development is created."
Missing Plant Trials and Chile Rellenos | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
Missing Plant Trials and Chile Rellenos | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
Missing Plant Trials and Chile Rellenos | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
Missing Plant Trials and Chile Rellenos | Letter from the Editor - FineGardening
finegardening finegardening | 1 year ago
Before we stopped traveling for the better part of two years, my favorite annual trip for Fine Gardening was to the Chicago Botanic Garden. Every year I’d visit Richard Hawke,…
Before we stopped traveling for the better part of two years, my favorite annual trip for Fine Gardening was to the Chicago Botanic Garden. Every year I’d visit Richard Hawke,…
Letter to the editor: Dig further into why rents are high in Tampa Bay
Letter to the editor: Dig further into why rents are high in Tampa Bay
Letter to the editor: Dig further into why rents are high in Tampa Bay
Letter to the editor: Dig further into why rents are high in Tampa Bay
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
There is no question that there is a huge demand for rental apartments in the Tampa Bay area.
There is no question that there is a huge demand for rental apartments in the Tampa Bay area.
BAMP calls Pittsburgh's Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance 'a tax on housing,' files suit
BAMP calls Pittsburgh's Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance 'a tax on housing,' files suit
BAMP calls Pittsburgh's Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance 'a tax on housing,' files suit
BAMP calls Pittsburgh's Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance 'a tax on housing,' files suit
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Recently expanded ordinance aims to provide more low- and moderate-income housing, trade association says it could have the opposite effect.
Recently expanded ordinance aims to provide more low- and moderate-income housing, trade association says it could have the opposite effect.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey signs legislation expanding Inclusionary Zoning district to Polish Hill a...
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey signs legislation expanding Inclusionary Zoning district to Polish Hill a...
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey signs legislation expanding Inclusionary Zoning district to Polish Hill a...
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey signs legislation expanding Inclusionary Zoning district to Polish Hill a...
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
On Monday morning during a celebratory signing ceremony, Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey signed a piece of legislation into law that will expand Lawrenceville’s Inclusionary Zoning requirements to two other Pittsburgh neighborhoods. Both Bloomfield and Polish Hill now join Lawrenceville in an expanded Inclusionary Housing Overlay District for the city, requiring 10% of any new or renovated development with 20 dwelling units or more to be priced affordably. The legislation was passed by City Counci...
On Monday morning during a celebratory signing ceremony, Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey signed a piece of legislation into law that will expand Lawrenceville’s Inclusionary Zoning requirements to two other Pittsburgh neighborhoods. Both Bloomfield and Polish Hill now join Lawrenceville in an expanded Inclusionary Housing Overlay District for the city, requiring 10% of any new or renovated development with 20 dwelling units or more to be priced affordably. The legislation was passed by City Counci...
Letter from the editor: Austin isn't so alluring anymore, which is good and bad
Letter from the editor: Austin isn't so alluring anymore, which is good and bad
Letter from the editor: Austin isn't so alluring anymore, which is good and bad
Letter from the editor: Austin isn't so alluring anymore, which is good and bad
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Austin dropped numerous spots on US News and World Report's new Best Places to Live list. As ABJ Editor Colin Pope reports, this may be a good thing: "I see a city that can't keep this up. I see a city that has grown mightier during the last three economic downtowns and bucked all the bad trends, but a city that could soon be rocked wildly by similar trends. Sayings such as 'the bigger they are the harder they fall' stand the test of time for a reason."
Austin dropped numerous spots on US News and World Report's new Best Places to Live list. As ABJ Editor Colin Pope reports, this may be a good thing: "I see a city that can't keep this up. I see a city that has grown mightier during the last three economic downtowns and bucked all the bad trends, but a city that could soon be rocked wildly by similar trends. Sayings such as 'the bigger they are the harder they fall' stand the test of time for a reason."
From the editor: Building a powerful connection with our audience
From the editor: Building a powerful connection with our audience
From the editor: Building a powerful connection with our audience
From the editor: Building a powerful connection with our audience
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
For almost 45 years, the Chronicle has been embedding reporters at the center of Atlanta’s economic growth. In 2006, I became one of those reporters.
For almost 45 years, the Chronicle has been embedding reporters at the center of Atlanta’s economic growth. In 2006, I became one of those reporters.