Housing/CD Linkages: A Tested Strategy

W Dennis Keating

Housing/CD Linkages: A Tested Strategy

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Abstract

Where there is a development boom and a tight housing market, the leveraging of developer fees with federal, state, and local subsidized housing programs promises to produce badly needed below market housing. While linkage programs alone will not solve local housing problems, they will contribute positively to their resolution. The experience of Boston, San Francisco and Santa Monica shows that this can occur without deterring desirable downtown commercial development.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Housing
Volume	43
State	Published - Jan 1 1986

Keywords

commercial developers
provide housing
housing linkage
public-private partnership
gentrification
urban displacement
downtown

Disciplines

Housing Law
Land Use Law
Urban Studies

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Housing/CD Linkages: A Tested Strategy

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