[Massplanners] Friday afternoon question

[Jonathan Berk]

Hi Jeff,

Just of the top of my head I'd look at examples from Beverly, mainly
focused along Rantoul Street and Reading's Downtown. Beverly has permitted
or built 1,400+ units since 2014 which has them producing new housing at a
similar pace to the 1980s.

Best- Jonathan



On Fri, Feb 9, 2024 at 4:57 PM Jeffrey Robert Levine via MassPlanners <
massplanners at masscptc.org> wrote:

> For a project I am working on with a regional planning agency out of state:
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> What are some examples of towns that have increased allowed density to
> allow for more housing and more housing types? Preferably of their own
> volition, more or less, not in response to any state mandates like 40B or
> 3A.
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> Thanks,
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> Jeff
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> Jeff Levine, AICP (he/him)
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> Lecturer of Economic Development and Planning
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> Program Head, Housing, Community & Economic Development
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> Department of Urban Studies & Planning
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> Room 9-511
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> jrlevine at mit.edu
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> Personal Zoom Room: https://mit.zoom.us/my/jeff.levine
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> Levine, J. (2021). Leadership in Planning: How to Communicate Ideas and
> Effect Positive Change (1st ed.). Routledge.
> https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429279287
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> (617) 817-0424
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Jonathan Berk | Founder | Re:Main

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