Developments can be created with restricted deeds that help achieve local worker housing goals. For example, homes may only be purchased by residents who work in the county, have lived there more than 2 years, are 55 or older, or disabled, and making 60- to 100-percent of the Area Median Income. A variety of housing types can be incorporated based on the financial capability of the applicants prior to construction.
NOTE: This information may not yet be a fully available solution. This page will be updated as potential solutions are explored by the Regional Housing & Growth Issues Partnership’s Working Group and Advisory Group members, as well as legal counsel and other qualified review. Any solutions provided are subject to adoption and implementation by the respective end user. Community input is welcome. Please email info@rhgip.com if you have questions, suggestions, or feedback.
Chapter 1 - Community Land Trusts
Chapter 2 - Resident-Owned Community (ROC)
Chapter 3 - Membership-Occupied Properties
Chapter 4 - Homesharing Program
Chapter 5 - Limited Equity Co-Ops
Chapter 6 - Housing Trust Fund
Chapter 8 - Voluntary Deed-Restricted Development
Chapter 9 - First Right of Refusal Rules
Chapter 10 - Purchase of Deed Restriction
Chapter 11 - Voluntary Funding Mechanisms
Chapter 12 - Employer-Assisted Housing
Chapter 13 - Legacy Family Sales
Chapter 15 - Potential Policy Changes
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