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Tempe has proposed an affordable housing density bonus, allowing developers to build denser and taller in exchange for renting a number of units to those making below a certain income.
We dive into the details in our latest article (link later in the thread).
"If we care about increasing affordability in the city of Tempe, for those that didn't buy their house in 70s, then we need to take action to increase housing stock."
@RandyKeating
Tempe YIMBY retweeted
Have thoughts about the future of historic downtown Tempe?
The Downtown Historic Core Plan will guide how we preserve historic places while allowing thoughtful new development.
Take the survey by Wednesday, March 18:
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Tempe YIMBY retweeted
A heck of a chart: in every single one of the 10 major US cities that built the most housing between 2017 and 2023, rents for older, existing units fell—often by quite a bit.
There are two meetings on this TODAY:
Meeting via Zoom at 12 p.m.
Meeting at the Tempe Public Library, Desert Willow Room, 3500 S. Rural Rd. at 6 p.m.
Replying to @YIMBYTempe
With these adjustments, the density bonus could boost affordability by increasing both the overall supply of housing and the stock of designated affordable housing.
There is currently a survey live. We encourage you to take the survey now and request adjustments be made.
You should also take this online survey: communityfeedback.opengov.co…














