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What Critics Get Wrong About Inclusionary Housing
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Who’s Attacking Inclusionary Housing—and Why NowYet inclusionary housing is under attack.
[RELATED ARTICLE: 10 Ways to Talk About Inclusionary Housing, Differently]This is a dangerous fantasy.
A Tool Born of the Civil Rights MovementThis is why the critics’ framing misses the deeper truth: inclusionary housing didn’t emerge to maximize production.
California’s Leadership — and What’s at StakeSan Francisco’s inclusionary housing ordinance—crafted over twenty years ago with leadership from the Council of Community Housing Organizations and allies—helped define the statewide model.
The lesson is clear: inclusionary housing works best when grounded in its true purpose.