Inclusionary Zoning
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Inclusionary Zoning, from most recent to least.
DC Attorney General Takes Advocacy Approach to Affordable Housing
Nena Perry-Brown | December 3rd 2021
As Karl Racine's tenure as DC Attorney General winds down, his office is taking a more proactive approach in affordable housing and zoning.... read»
What's Next for One of H Street's Last Large Developable Plots?
Nena Perry-Brown | November 18th 2021
A rezoning may be in the works for the AutoZone site.... read»
DC's Zoning Commission Approves Expansion of Inclusionary Zoning Requirements
Nena Perry-Brown | March 12th 2021
With the zoning amendment, more new map amendment approvals will trigger higher Inclusionary Zoning requirements.... read»
DC's Office of Planning Proposes Requiring Inclusionary Zoning Units in Residential Conversions
Nena Perry-Brown | March 2nd 2021
The expansion efforts for this incremental affordable housing production tool continue in DC.... read»
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DC's Office of Planning Wants to Mandate Inclusionary Zoning in Almost All Exempt Zones
Nena Perry-Brown | January 21st 2021
The Office of Planning is moving forward with another effort to expand this small-scale affordable housing production tool.... read»
Zoning Commission to Consider Expanding Inclusionary Zoning in DC Next Month
Nena Perry-Brown | October 15th 2020
The proposed amendments to inclusionary zoning have changed a bit since they were proposed in January.... read»
HPRB Votes to Support Mount Pleasant Laundromat-to-Residential -- Minus One Story
Nena Perry-Brown | May 5th 2020
The Historic Preservation Review Board unanimously voted in support of a concept to retrofit a Mount Pleasant laundromat into a residential project �... read»
34,000 Units in 20 Years: DC's Rental Market, by the Numbers
Nena Perry-Brown | April 2nd 2020
DC Policy Center's latest report gives a comprehensive snapshot of the city's rental market.... read»
Should DC Use Inclusionary Conversions to Meet Affordable Housing Goals?
Nena Perry-Brown | April 1st 2020
A new report by the DC Policy Center suggests new policy tools are the only way to meet targets west of Rock Creek Park.... read»
Expanded Inclusionary Zoning Program Could Include Areas of Flexibility
Nena Perry-Brown | January 7th 2020
The Zoning Commission is expected to set down the proposed IZ expansion for a public hearing.... read»
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