Inclusionary Zoning
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Inclusionary Zoning, from most recent to least.
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 »
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 »
DC’s Office of Planning Expected to Raise Inclusionary Zoning Minimum
Nena Perry-Brown | January 3rd 2020
The proposal would increase the inclusionary zoning requirement for projects with map amendments to up to 20 percent. ... read »
NIMBYs, TODs and 100-Year Floods: Land Use Amendments Reflect DC’s Changing Development Priorities
Nena Perry-Brown | October 16th 2019
This Element of the recently released Comprehensive Plan draft establishes new growth priorities while undermining NIMBY arguments. ... read »
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