For
It keeps cities socially mixed and fair.
Against
It makes building more expensive and fewer projects happen.
Anonymous excerpts, translated where noted.
“We don't want cities with slum neighbourhoods for the poor and fancy gated communities for the wealthy. The best neighbourhoods have space for everyone.”
“Sales associates, custodians, teachers, and hospitality workers were able to live closer to their jobs, and their families were integrated into schools and communities.”
“Inclusionary zoning adds to the cost and/or reduces revenue from a building, and, as such, cuts into the profit margins.”
“the rate of new housing construction in Lawrenceville decreased by 32%”