Publication Date
2-17-2023
Summary
What steps can communities take to broaden equitable access to housing and prevent residential displacement? This brief identifies strategies for reforming zoning policy to advance those goals.
The contents of this brief evolved from a presentation given in the Colloquium on Inclusive Housing Policy for the St. Louis Region. Held in the Brown School at Washington University on December 15, 2022, the event was organized by the Center for Social Development in partnership with Women’s Voices Raised for Social Justice and the Alliance for Interracial Dignity. The contents may also be found in Welcome Home: A Policy Briefing Book for Housing Opportunity in St. Louis County, edited by Molly Metzger.
Document Type
Policy Brief
Category
Thriving Communities
Subarea
Inclusive Housing
Original Citation
Borland, O., Kohlstruk, C., & Owens, L. (2023, February). Zoning: Issues and reform (CSD Policy Brief No. 23-09). Washington University, Center for Social Development. https://doi.org/10.7936/9bav-8t27
Keywords
accessory dwelling unit ; affordable housing ; Alliance for Interracial Dignity ; Brown School, Washington University in St. Louis ; building code ; Center for Social Development ; Colloquium on Inclusive Housing Policy for the St. Louis Region ; density bonus ; exclusionary zoning ; housing cost ; housing density ; Inclusionary zoning ordinances ; missing middle ; mixed-income housing ; property tax relief ; racial equity analysis ; residential displacement ; segregation ; St. Louis ; St. Louis Real Estate Tax Assistance Fund ; upzoning ; Women’s Voices Raised for Social Justice ; zoning ;
Recommended Citation
Borland, O., Kohlstruk, C., & Owens, L. (2023, February). Zoning: Issues and reform (CSD Policy Brief No. 23-09). Washington University, Center for Social Development. https://doi.org/10.7936/9bav-8t27
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7936/9bav-8t27