Supporting affordable housing supply: inclusionary planning in new and renewing communities
Nicole Gurran, Catherine Gilbert, Kenneth Gibb, Ryan van den Nouwelant, Amity James, Peter Phibbs
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Nicole Gurran, Catherine Gilbert, Kenneth Gibb, Ryan van den Nouwelant, Amity James, Peter Phibbs
Abstract
This research examined how land use planning mechanisms (‘Inclusionary planning’) support the supply of affordable housing in the UK and USA, and how they may help in Australia, playing a role in incentivising dwelling units, land or financial contributions towards affordable housing projects.
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This research examined how land use planning mechanisms (‘Inclusionary planning’) support the supply of affordable housing in the UK and USA, and how they may help in Australia, playing a role in incentivising dwelling units, land or financial contributions towards affordable housing projects.
Key concepts: Affordable housing, Business, Public administration, Political science, Economic growth, Economics