Yining Lei

Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) is a tool in land use planning for leveraging new market-rate housing to produce affordable housing, typically in exchange for increased density. While growing in popularity, IZ receives criticisms for the possibility that its market-rate housing component would lead to gentrification by altering local housing markets.

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