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Building Fee Increases and Reduced Housing Affordability |
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This article states that development fees decrease housing affordability. |
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This article measures the impact of development fees on housing affordability. According to the article, home prices increase by $1,000 for every $819 charged in development fees. The article states that the increase in home prices is greater than government imposed development fees due to unrelated costs such as financing, real estate agent fees, and developer compensation. |
Publication Date |
2007 |
Organization |
National Association of Home Builders |
Web Location | http://www.nahb.org/fileUpload_details.aspx?contentTypeID=3&contentID=79606&subContentID=112532 |
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