C Increasing Housing Supply and Attainability: Improving Rules & Engagement to Build More Housing YOLANDA COLE CHAIR, ULI WASHINGTON APRIL 30, 2019
DE DEFINI FINING NG TH THE NE E NEED ED 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? There is No Silver Bullet Solution Both Local and Regional Efforts are Necessary
BUILD TRUST through Inclusive and Transparent Community 1 Engagement
IMP IMPRO ROVE EDU VE EDUCAT CATION ION AND AND COM COMMUNICAT MUNICATION ION 2 about Development and Housing Considerations
Establish a 3 SHARED REGIONAL AND LOCAL VISION
Advance Geographically and Socioeconomically 4 EQ EQUI UITA TABL BLE DEV E DEVEL ELOPM OPMENT ENT
PR PRES ESER ERVE VE AN AND EXP D EXPAND AND 5 Committed Affordable Housing Choices
Increase the Efficiency of LOCAL GOVERNMENT 6 PROCESSES and INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES
AD ADOP OPT T FLE FLEXI XIBL BLE POL E POLICIES ICIES to Accommodate Shifts in Housing Demand and other Market 7 Conditions
Improve Ho How an w and Whe d When Dev n Develop elopers ers In Inter teract act 8 with the Community
Improve Prioritization among COMMUNITY 9 BENEFITS and DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTIONS “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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