Op-Ed: Here are proven alternatives to the mayor’s proposed affordable housing ordinance – Crain’s*

Like the pilot program, the proposed ordinance yet again increases the percentage of affordable units required while offering no economic offset in return. This approach will further stifle new development and, therefore, work against the goals of the city and local developers. It also leads to fewer construction-related jobs, not to mention lost real estate tax revenue.

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