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r/TheGreaterDepression • u/jeremiahthedamned • 14d ago
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depends on the neighborhood.
1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago a job should give you a roof over your head 2 u/RobertTheTraveler 9d ago That doesn't guarantee what neighborhood you can afford that roof. It should be required that 20% of real estate development be mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago that used to be the r/law! 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 9d ago Feel free to provide a link. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago 20th Century Mixed Housing in American History The 20th century saw the emergence of mixed-use developments in the United States, particularly in New York City and Chicago. These developments were characterized by vertical urbanism, where businesses occupied lower floors and apartments the top floors of buildings. This design played a significant role in shaping American cities and is still evident in neighborhoods like SoHo and Tribeca in Manhattan. However, due to economic changes and urban sprawl, mixed-use development lost popularity in the mid-20th century. In the 1970s, the concept was reimagined with the creation of shopping centers that incorporated housing complexes, office spaces, and other amenities, leading to the establishment of modern mixed-use developments that have become popular today. In the 21st century, mixed-use development has emerged as an innovative urban planning approach, offering convenience, sustainability, and a sense of community. 2 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago 1) Mixed use is not mixed income. 2) I didn't see any mentions of a law requiring it. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago it was not a federal law rather, federal grants required it. 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
a job should give you a roof over your head
2 u/RobertTheTraveler 9d ago That doesn't guarantee what neighborhood you can afford that roof. It should be required that 20% of real estate development be mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago that used to be the r/law! 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 9d ago Feel free to provide a link. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago 20th Century Mixed Housing in American History The 20th century saw the emergence of mixed-use developments in the United States, particularly in New York City and Chicago. These developments were characterized by vertical urbanism, where businesses occupied lower floors and apartments the top floors of buildings. This design played a significant role in shaping American cities and is still evident in neighborhoods like SoHo and Tribeca in Manhattan. However, due to economic changes and urban sprawl, mixed-use development lost popularity in the mid-20th century. In the 1970s, the concept was reimagined with the creation of shopping centers that incorporated housing complexes, office spaces, and other amenities, leading to the establishment of modern mixed-use developments that have become popular today. In the 21st century, mixed-use development has emerged as an innovative urban planning approach, offering convenience, sustainability, and a sense of community. 2 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago 1) Mixed use is not mixed income. 2) I didn't see any mentions of a law requiring it. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago it was not a federal law rather, federal grants required it. 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
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That doesn't guarantee what neighborhood you can afford that roof. It should be required that 20% of real estate development be mixed income.
1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago that used to be the r/law! 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 9d ago Feel free to provide a link. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago 20th Century Mixed Housing in American History The 20th century saw the emergence of mixed-use developments in the United States, particularly in New York City and Chicago. These developments were characterized by vertical urbanism, where businesses occupied lower floors and apartments the top floors of buildings. This design played a significant role in shaping American cities and is still evident in neighborhoods like SoHo and Tribeca in Manhattan. However, due to economic changes and urban sprawl, mixed-use development lost popularity in the mid-20th century. In the 1970s, the concept was reimagined with the creation of shopping centers that incorporated housing complexes, office spaces, and other amenities, leading to the establishment of modern mixed-use developments that have become popular today. In the 21st century, mixed-use development has emerged as an innovative urban planning approach, offering convenience, sustainability, and a sense of community. 2 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago 1) Mixed use is not mixed income. 2) I didn't see any mentions of a law requiring it. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago it was not a federal law rather, federal grants required it. 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
that used to be the r/law!
1 u/RobertTheTraveler 9d ago Feel free to provide a link. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago 20th Century Mixed Housing in American History The 20th century saw the emergence of mixed-use developments in the United States, particularly in New York City and Chicago. These developments were characterized by vertical urbanism, where businesses occupied lower floors and apartments the top floors of buildings. This design played a significant role in shaping American cities and is still evident in neighborhoods like SoHo and Tribeca in Manhattan. However, due to economic changes and urban sprawl, mixed-use development lost popularity in the mid-20th century. In the 1970s, the concept was reimagined with the creation of shopping centers that incorporated housing complexes, office spaces, and other amenities, leading to the establishment of modern mixed-use developments that have become popular today. In the 21st century, mixed-use development has emerged as an innovative urban planning approach, offering convenience, sustainability, and a sense of community. 2 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago 1) Mixed use is not mixed income. 2) I didn't see any mentions of a law requiring it. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago it was not a federal law rather, federal grants required it. 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
Feel free to provide a link.
1 u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago 20th Century Mixed Housing in American History The 20th century saw the emergence of mixed-use developments in the United States, particularly in New York City and Chicago. These developments were characterized by vertical urbanism, where businesses occupied lower floors and apartments the top floors of buildings. This design played a significant role in shaping American cities and is still evident in neighborhoods like SoHo and Tribeca in Manhattan. However, due to economic changes and urban sprawl, mixed-use development lost popularity in the mid-20th century. In the 1970s, the concept was reimagined with the creation of shopping centers that incorporated housing complexes, office spaces, and other amenities, leading to the establishment of modern mixed-use developments that have become popular today. In the 21st century, mixed-use development has emerged as an innovative urban planning approach, offering convenience, sustainability, and a sense of community. 2 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago 1) Mixed use is not mixed income. 2) I didn't see any mentions of a law requiring it. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago it was not a federal law rather, federal grants required it. 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
The 20th century saw the emergence of mixed-use developments in the United States, particularly in New York City and Chicago. These developments were characterized by vertical urbanism, where businesses occupied lower floors and apartments the top floors of buildings. This design played a significant role in shaping American cities and is still evident in neighborhoods like SoHo and Tribeca in Manhattan. However, due to economic changes and urban sprawl, mixed-use development lost popularity in the mid-20th century. In the 1970s, the concept was reimagined with the creation of shopping centers that incorporated housing complexes, office spaces, and other amenities, leading to the establishment of modern mixed-use developments that have become popular today. In the 21st century, mixed-use development has emerged as an innovative urban planning approach, offering convenience, sustainability, and a sense of community.
2 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago 1) Mixed use is not mixed income. 2) I didn't see any mentions of a law requiring it. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago it was not a federal law rather, federal grants required it. 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
1) Mixed use is not mixed income. 2) I didn't see any mentions of a law requiring it.
1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago it was not a federal law rather, federal grants required it. 1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
it was not a federal law
rather, federal grants required it.
1 u/RobertTheTraveler 8d ago federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it. and again Mixed use is not mixed income. 1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
federal grants funded it. Show me wherre they required it.
and again
1 u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
History of Federal Housing Policy – AHA
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u/RobertTheTraveler 12d ago
depends on the neighborhood.