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Affordable Infill Housing: Five Case Studies

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Affordable Infill Housing: Five Case Studies
Authors: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development     Office of Policy Development and Research     Joint Venture for Affordable Housing     American Planning Association     Council for State Community Affairs Agencies     International City Management Association     National Association of Counties     National Association of Home Builders     National Conference of State Legislatures     National Governors Association    

Report Acceptance Date: July 1987 (124 pages)

Posted Date: January 08, 2021


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This historic report details five case studies on the topic of affordable infill housing. The five infill projects were able to decrease costs and enhance affordability by dispensing with unnecessary or antiquated regulations or building methods, in accordance with the mission of HUD’s Joint Venture for Affordable Housing. The five case studies all took place in the Eastern United States, in: Albany, New York; Burlington, Vermont; Louisville, Kentucky; Orange, New Jersey; and Springfield Massachusetts.


This report is part of the collection of scanned historical documents available to the public.

Publication Categories: Historical     Publications     Affordable Housing     Building Materials     Building Methods     Regulation and Housing Industry     Design    

 


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