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YOLANDA COLECHAIR, ULI WASHINGTON
APRIL 30, 2019
Increasing Housing Supply and Attainability:Improving Rules & Engagement to Build More Housing
DEFINING THE NEED
Lack of supply contributes to the high cost of housing at all levels in the Washington, DC
region.
Housing is not keeping up with job growth
How Can We Build More Housing?
Both Local and Regional Efforts are Necessary
There is No Silver Bullet Solution
BUILD TRUSTthrough Inclusive and Transparent Community
Engagement 1
IMPROVE EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATIONabout Development and Housing Considerations2
Establish a SHARED REGIONAL AND LOCAL VISION3
Advance Geographically and SocioeconomicallyEQUITABLE DEVELOPMENT4
PRESERVE AND EXPANDCommitted Affordable Housing Choices5
Increase the Efficiency of LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROCESSES and INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES6
ADOPT FLEXIBLE POLICIES to Accommodate Shifts in Housing Demand and other Market
Conditions7
Improve How and When Developers Interact with the Community8
Improve Prioritization among COMMUNITY BENEFITS and DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTIONS9
“Interviewees estimated that a two-year approval process can add $2 million to $2.5 million in costs before fees and developer contributions regardless of whether a project is 60 or 600 units.”
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