Robin Kniech is developing a case study and narrative work around land use reform issues in Colorado as part of her 2023-24 Bell Policy Center Fellowship.
The Promise of Inclusionary Housing
This paper uses Denver, Colorado as a case study to explain the ways in which markets evolve to accommodate affordability requirements, and the potential of inclusionary housing to alleviate the housing crisis and meet housing needs that new, market-priced housing will not address.
Webinar
This webinar was hosted on Oct. 30, 2024 for Bell Economic Mobility Fellow Robin Kniech. Joined by Melissa Mejia of the Community Economic Defense Project, Kniech and Mejia discussed the equity implications and promise of state land use solutions to address the affordable housing crisis in Colorado.
Introducing a New Take on Colorado’s Affordable Housing and Land Use Debates
Bell Policy Center Fellow Robin Kniech introduces her research plans, including contributing reflections and case studies to Colorado’s debate on addressing the housing crisis through land-use reforms.
Can ADUs Deliver on the Promise of Affordability for Colorado?
Can More Density Near Transit Deliver Greater Affordability to Colorado?
Evidence supports the value of greater density and building affordable housing near transit.
