Burchell and Galley outline the positive aspects of inclusionary zoning including the production of affordable housing at little cost to local government, the creation of incomeintegrated communities and the lessening of sprawl. The authors also cite the negative aspects of inclusionary zoning including shifting the cost of providing affordable housing, segmenting the upwardly mobile poor and inducing growth.
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