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The Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh says it violates property rights.
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The policy that ties creation of affordable housing to the private market is now at work in three neighborhoods.
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Large new developments in Lawrenceville, Polish Hill and Bloomfield will now be required to provide affordable housing.
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The expansion includes Bloomfield and Polish Hill neighborhoods.
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Pittsburgh City Council will soon consider an expansion of inclusionary zoning to Bloomfield and Polish Hill.
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The tool to create affordable housing already exists in Lawrenceville. Legislation to deploy it in Bloomfield and Polish Hill won approval from the Planning Commission on Tuesday.
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During a meeting of the Planning Commission on Tuesday, members and staff worried about creating a warehouse district.
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The legislation would make an affordable housing pilot project in Lawrenceville permanent.
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A two-year inclusionary zoning pilot in Lawrenceville will come to an end in July.
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Residents from Lawrenceville told Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday that they were happy to see inclusionary zoning coming to their neighborhood. Some…