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		<title>Seattle’s Flawed Plan for Mandatory Housing Affordability Would Suppress &#8216;Missing Middle&#8217; Housing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[How to fix MHA for modest apartment buildings in Seattle's low-rise zones. | This article is part of a series on Seattle’s proposed Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) program. Previously, I identified inconsistencies in the proposal and presented case studies (here and here) on two key housing types. In both cases, MHA would suppress homebuilding and backfire on the city’s affordability goals. Next up: apartments in MHA’s low-rise upzones. In Seattle urban planner-speak, “low-rise” means modest-scale multi-family housing such as townhouses, rowhouses, and small&#8212;3...]]></description>
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