Hello David and Kingfield folks.
Here is my take on your question. "Is there a greater need for affordable family housing or
affordable senior housing, or is either meeting an important city-wide
need?"
While our population is growing older, I beleive that many neighborhoods are contemplating adding senior
housing units.
From my experience on my block (which has 60 apartment
units) there is a very great need for affordable family housing, especially, 2
to 3 bedroom apartments.
This is especially true for immigrant families that often
have more kids and elders living at home.
If you are granting a variance to allow for more units,
perhaps you can use that as a variance to get an agreement for more affordable
units. You might also want to consider getting the parcel put into a land
trust. Foundation money could be used to subsidize this part of the land cost
and build in long-term affordability into the development.
Sean Gosiewski, Corcoran
Neighborhood
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