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NATIONAL INCLUSIONARY HOUSING CONFERENCE2007

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In October 2007, more than 240 people from 27 states, the District of Columbia, British Columbia, and greater Johannesburg, South Africa, gathered in San Francisco for a memorable conference on inclusionary housing that left them more informed, more inspired, and better connected.

The various plenary sessions, keynote speakers, and workshops focused on these inclusionary housing topics:

Crafting and Winning Inclusionary Zoning

  • Nuts and Bolts - the "how to" of developing an inclusionary housing ordinance
  • Campaign and Coalitions - strategies for political buy-in
  • Making It Work for the Developer - tools and benefits that help

Administration and Implementation of an Inclusionary Housing Policy

  • Administration - be prepared for complexity
  • Design and Production - examples of making affordable units fit aesthetically with market-rate units
  • Legal Challenges - how to protect against challenges

Creating and Preserving Affordability

  • Affordability to Whom? Target Markets and Price Points
  • Finding Money for Deeper Affordability
  • Balancing Affordability and Wealth Creation
  • In-Lieu Fees and Alternatives to On-Site Affordable Units

The Broader Context for Inclusionary Housing

  • Integrating Inclusionary Housing with Smart Growth and New Urbanism Projects
  • The California Experience - over 100 jurisdictions with diverse markets and length of experience
  • Inclusionary Housing in the Urban Context - issues of condominium fees, high-cost high-rise projects, weaker markets
  • Affordable Housing Research - impacts of inclusionary housing on housing costs and mixed-income neighborhoods
  • Regional and State Approaches - maximize the impact of inclusionary housing
  • Expanding Prosperity and Opportunity - for strong and equitable neighborhoods
  • Housing Justice - as a national priority

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