That's called inclusionary zoning and exists in many large markets. There's no evidence that it broadly helps but it does further turn housing developme t into

That's called inclusionary zoning and exists in many large markets. There's no evidence that it broadly helps but it does further turn housing developme t into a political pawn. https://www.mercatus.org/publications/urban-economics/inclusionary-zoning-hurts-more-it-helps#:~:text=Inclusionary%20zoning%2C%20a%20policy%20intended,contributes%20to%20broadly%20lower%20prices https://www.mercatus.org/publications/urban-economics/inclus....