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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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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.

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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

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