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* Longevity of price restrictions attached to inclusionary housing units, and allowable appreciation.
Ordinances that allow the " discount " to expire essentially grant a windfall profit to the inclusionary housing buyer, preventing that subsidy from being recycled to other needy households.
On the other hand, preventing price appreciation removes a key incentive for home ownership.
Many programs restrict annual price appreciation ( by, for instance, enrolling inclusionary housing in community land trusts ), often tying it to inflation plus market value of home improvements, striving to balance the community's interest in long-term affordability with the homeowner's interest in accruing equity over time.

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