“The amount of fees that market-rate housing and office developers pay into the city’s affordable housing fund has plummeted 70 percent from the high in fiscal year 2015-16, declining from $111 million to $35 million in the current fiscal year.” https://twitter.com/markasaurus/status/1096830827906793472 …
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Is the hypothesis that if fees where determined by a less politicized body some project construction costs would decrease resulting in more total activity and more total fees?
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It would probably make sense to have a 2 tier approach with one bring increase them more when housing is soft so that when it booms that's already built in. And then a constant $ amount from the general fund when below a given threshold.
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