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Oklahoma City proposal for the U.S.'s new tallest building is fully funded, developers say

Archinect

While many have wondered if the project is financially feasible in Oklahoma City, Matteson told The Oklahoman the entire $1.5 billion development is fully funded. Matteson Capital also said they won’t be able to obtain a building permit until at least September.

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Columbia City Abbey Apartments by Allied8

Archinect

At that time, land was often given to churches, because the City understood they could be a useful tool in creating communities and economy. Several developers had attempted to redevelop the property, but failed on the hurdles of an old building, a strict zoning code, or a limited budget.

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Density bonus as inclusionary zoning offset

Brandon Donnelly

Somebody on Twitter responded to my recent post about inclusionary zoning and asked: Aren’t all the upzonings that the City is already doing a kind of density bonus? ” Why does there need to be any other sort of subsidy in order to mitigate the economic impacts of inclusionary zoning? Here’s a specific example.

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Case studies on inclusionary zoning

Brandon Donnelly

Back in 2017, Portland, Oregon enacted new inclusionary zoning policies mandating that all new residential projects with 20 or more units must deliver a specified amount of affordable housing. Early accounts, by people like Joe Cortright of City Observatory , suggested that the market was reacting to this new requirement as you might expect.

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Columbia City Abbey Apartments by Allied8 | Apartment blocks

Architonic

At that time, land was often given to churches, because the City understood it could be a useful tool in creating communities and economy. Several developers had attempted to redevelop the property but failed on the hurdles of an old building, a strict zoning code, or a limited budget.

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How to properly complain about development charges

Brandon Donnelly

In the wake of Bill 23 , there has been a lot of discussion and concern around development charges and parkland dedication revenues. Bill 23 includes changes that will reduce the amount of revenue that cities are able to collect when new stuff is being built. Here is one such example: New sections 4.1, ” Hmm.

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The California Coastal Commission

Santa Cruz Architect

The California Coastal Commission is a state agency with quasi-judicial regulatory oversight over land use and public access in the California coastal zone. Development Defined:? Development activities are broadly defined to include construction of buildings, divisions of land, and activities that change the intensity of use of land.

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