What are the latest trends in zoning for family homes?

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Increase in Inclusionary Zoning
- An Inclusionary Zoning(IZ) promote socio-economic integration by requiring a share of new construction to be affordable.
- IZ policies are intended to create diverse communities and provide affordable housing options.
- The IZ helps to avoid the formation of socio-economically homogeneous areas.
Density Bonuses
- Density bonus programs provide developers with incentives to include public benefits.
- The inclusion of public benefits happens as part of the development project.
- The public benefits can be affordable homes or public amenities.
- This increase in density allows for additional family housing in areas traditionally zoned for single-family homes.
Form-Based Zoning Codes
- Form-based codes are regulations that focus on the physical form of buildings and streetscapes.
- Form-based codes are instead of separating uses.
- These regulations tend to encourage walkable neighborhoods with family homes.
- Form-based codes can also improve the aesthetic consistency of neighborhood by implementing a specific architectural style.
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
- ADUs are small, independent housing units located on the same property as a single-family home.
- ADUs can provide housing for family members, renters, or caregivers.
- ADUs also increase the overall housing supply.
- ADUs offer homeowners the opportunity to generate income, assist family members, and contribute to the local housing stock.
Transit-Oriented Development
- Transit-oriented development focuses on creating a vibrant, mixed-use community.
- These communities are located near public transportation hubs.
- Transit-oriented development reduces reliance on automobiles and is ideal for family homes near public transit.
- The residential living is often designed to accommodate families of various sizes.

Increase in Inclusionary Zoning
- An Inclusionary Zoning(IZ) promote socio-economic integration by requiring a share of new construction to be affordable.
- IZ policies are intended to create diverse communities and provide affordable housing options.
- The IZ helps to avoid the formation of socio-economically homogeneous areas.
Density Bonuses
- Density bonus programs provide developers with incentives to include public benefits.
- The inclusion of public benefits happens as part of the development project.
- The public benefits can be affordable homes or public amenities.
- This increase in density allows for additional family housing in areas traditionally zoned for single-family homes.
Form-Based Zoning Codes
- Form-based codes are regulations that focus on the physical form of buildings and streetscapes.
- Form-based codes are instead of separating uses.
- These regulations tend to encourage walkable neighborhoods with family homes.
- Form-based codes can also improve the aesthetic consistency of neighborhood by implementing a specific architectural style.
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
- ADUs are small, independent housing units located on the same property as a single-family home.
- ADUs can provide housing for family members, renters, or caregivers.
- ADUs also increase the overall housing supply.
- ADUs offer homeowners the opportunity to generate income, assist family members, and contribute to the local housing stock.
Transit-Oriented Development
- Transit-oriented development focuses on creating a vibrant, mixed-use community.
- These communities are located near public transportation hubs.
- Transit-oriented development reduces reliance on automobiles and is ideal for family homes near public transit.
- The residential living is often designed to accommodate families of various sizes.