Tag: Whitepapers
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Zoning’s History of Exclusion
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper highlighting the role racial and socioeconomic exclusion has played in America’s housing regulatory framework.
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New White Paper Revisits Racially Restrictive Housing Covenants
The latest entry in Housing Affordability Institute’s exclusionary zoning series is the Federal legal precedent of Shelley v. Kraemer, a 1948 U.S. Supreme Court precedent regarding racially restrictive housing covenants.
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What Are Single-Stair Apartments?
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper today explaining point access block or single-stair multi-family dwellings.
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New Whitepaper Explores Modest Densification and Housing Access
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper today highlighting how modest densification can increase housing access.
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New Whitepaper Examines Modest Densification as a Tool to Increase Housing Affordability
Housing Affordability Institute released a new whitepaper today highlighting how modest densification can increase housing affordability.
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Examining Minimum Home Size and Affordability
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper today examining how minimum standards for home size and affordability.
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Koontz v. St. John’s River Water Management District & Housing
Housing Affordability Institute released a white paper examining the United States Supreme Court ruling in Koontz v. St. John’s River Water Management.
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White Paper on Street Impact Fees Released
Street Impact Fees are funds paid to municipalities to fund unspecified future road improvements.
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New White Paper Examines PUDs and Housing Affordability
In its latest white paper, Housing Affordability Institute examines planned unit developments (PUDs) and housing affordability.
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Introducing Affordability Roadblocks Series
Today, Housing Affordability Institute released a new series of white papers titled “Affordability Roadblocks.”