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Jamey M. B. Volker, Calvin G. Thigpen
Pág. 183 - 206
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) are increasingly touted as part of the solution to the intransigent housing shortages facing many metropolitan areas across the United States. But numerous barriers to ADU development persist, including opposition by neigh...
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Adam Millard-Ball
Pág. 1061 - 1073
I argue that wide residential streets in US cities are both a contributor to homelessness and a potential strategy to provide more affordable housing. In residential neighborhoods, subdivision ordinances typically set binding standards for street width, ...
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Darrel Ramsey-Musolf
In 2003, California allowed cities to count accessory dwelling units (ADU) towards low-income housing needs. Unless a city?s zoning code regulates the ADU?s maximum rent, occupancy income, and/or effective period, then the city may be unable to enforce l...
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