inclusionary
Adjective
Meaning
inclusionary (not comparable)
Marked by inclusiveness
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Phrases with the word
Examples
As in most cities, they’ve tackled this by increasing the supply of rental units — which is sorely needed — while also artificially keeping rents lower via inclusionary zoning.
At tomorrow’s Land Use Policy Committee, we will discuss requiring on-site inclusionary units in Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs).
A growing number of cities, counties, and even a couple of states have decided inclusionary zoning is worth it, even as they acknowledge that such policies are hardly a solution to the housing crisis.
Income-tested and inclusionary supports need to be provided, especially to women and girls who face additional marginalization due to their gender.
Anti-poverty advocates: For those who live in these units, inclusionary zoning can provide an incredible socioeconomic uplift.
Our Planning Department is worried that San Francisco will be challenged next, because we are subjecting developers to “unfair” affordability requirements with the 12 percent inclusionary housing requirement.