As coronavirus-induced economic strife strengthens the need for affordable housing, state and local legislators are renewing their focus on upzoning laws.
Source: Inman News
Amid pandemic, lawmakers across the US give upzoning another shot
Published in Coronavirus, Select, single-family homes, single-family zoning reform, Uncategorized, upzoning and zoning reform
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