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This paper explores the socioeconomic effects of land value capture as a means of funding affordable housing, focusing on inclusionary zoning. A systematic literature review was conducted by identifying and screening previous studies using the keyword “inclusionary zoning” or “inclusionary housing,” resulting in a final selection of 22 studies. The review reveals that inclusionary zoning is an effective tool for supplying affordable housing to low- and middle-income households, particularly in urban areas with high accessibility to public transportation and employment opportunities. However, private developers may circumvent regulations by reducing the scale of their development projects, or by shifting their projects to areas where regulations are not enforced. This can cause discrepancies between supply and demand in the housing sub-markets and lead to an increase in housing prices. To prevent this, the review suggests that providing adequate incentives to encourage voluntary private participation is crucial. Additionally, the review highlights that a supply of affordable housing needs to be provided under the urban planning system. This corroborates previous studies that emphasize the link between housing policy and urban planning through local government-led spatial planning. Further discussions are needed to ensure a sufficient supply of buy-to-rent public housing in areas with locational advantages, where high-rise apartments are being constructed. This will help prevent low- and middle-income households from being driven out to the urban periphery and promote the creation of a more inclusive society.
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