Once you try to really work out the details, it get caught, it gets complicated. But the idea is very simple. At base, mandatory inclusionary zoning means, and plenty of cities have passed it this way. Any place where you're going to develop a new market rate building over some number of units, 10, 20 units, you have to include some affordable units in there. You're benefiting from the things that have happened around you, from the public investments, from the zoning, from the economy. (04:33–04:44)
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