Current state law allows municipalities to adopt a zoning law
permitting multifamily housing construction in nonresidential zoning districts with a special permit but does not require municipalities to permit multifamily development by right.
Not exact matches
In recent years there has been increasing pressure to replace the single - family
housing with higher density residential development which is
permitted by the existing
multifamily zoning in this area.
Looking at the ratio of new jobs to new
housing permits (both
multifamily and single family) gives a good indication of demand.
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Multifamily housing construction by requiring that cities and towns permit multifamily development by right on at least 1.5 % of the community's developable land area that is suitable for multifamily r
Multifamily housing construction by requiring that cities and towns
permit multifamily development by right on at least 1.5 % of the community's developable land area that is suitable for multifamily r
multifamily development by right on at least 1.5 % of the community's developable land area that is suitable for
multifamily r
multifamily residential.
By requiring municipalities to
permit multifamily development in zoning districts suitable for such development, and by establishing a minimum density for those developments,
housing production is increased and allows for more affordable units to be built.
«Today's report is quite positive in that it shows continued upward movement in single - family
housing production and
permitting activity for both single - and
multifamily units,» notes NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe.
Duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes have long contributed to the nation's
multifamily housing supply — even accounting for more than 10 % of all
permitted residential units in the early 1980s.