Many local governments are adopting inclusionary zoning (IZ) as a means of producing
affordable housing without direct public subsidies. In this paper, panel data on IZ in the San …

Inclusionary zoning—requiring and encouraging developers to build some affordable
housing in market‐rate projects—is a growing but deeply contested practice. We evaluate …

Since the 1970s, affordable housing has shifted from a federal to a shared local, state, and
federal issue. As coastal areas have experienced mounting affordability problems, their state …

This article presents an empirical analysis of the effects of inclusionary zoning policies on
housing prices and starts in California during the period from 1988 through 2005. The …

As regions across the United States experience high and rising house prices, inclusionary
zoning has become more popular as a tool to increase the availability of affordable housing …

Inclusionary zoning (IZ), a controversial planning tool for supplying affordable housing, grew
significantly during the 2000s' housing boom in the USA. We review the resultant scholarly …

This paper draws on data from the Montgomery County, Maryland, Moderately Priced
Dwelling Unit (MPDU) program to analyze the effectiveness of inclusionary zoning as an …

Problem, research strategy, and findings Mandatory inclusionary housing, which requires
private developers to include a portion of affordable housing units in market-rate …

Housing prices in Auckland have persistently increased in the last decade. To fast-track
development of housing, Special Housing Areas (SHAs) were created in September 2013 …

Problem, research strategy, and findings Evidence suggests that inclusionary zoning (IZ)
correlates with affordable housing and mixed-income communities; however, what effect the …