S.F. Affordable Housing Program Aims for Balance
There’s $64 million on the table to strengthen the Small Sites Program, but advocates say they need more flexibility from the mayor’s office to innovate.
Source: nextcity.org
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National links: When gas prices go up, sprawl goes down, study finds
Can expensive gas save forests? Minneapolis considers a TOPA law. Arterials, the heart of town, and other city-as-body metaphors that guide our thinking.
Source: ggwash.org
With Donations as Small as $20, Land Trust Makes $9.4M Affordable Housing Buy in S.F.
They used zero public dollars to preserve a building and create wealth for tenants — and the deal could offer a financing model for community land trusts across the country.
Source: nextcity.org
Breakfast links: Maryland drivers still owe the most in DC traffic tickets
Maryland drivers owe more than $13 million in DC traffic fines. Metro still working on 7000-series return plan. How DC can make its newest public spaces accessible.
Source: ggwash.org
Congress Heights Tenants Win Settlement Against Developers
Affordable housing advocates score a rare win against gentrification in one of Washington, D.C.’s longstanding predominantly Black neighborhoods.
Source: atlantablackstar.com