Builders can now construct homes on less land, as Austin's new minimum lot size goes into effect - Austin Monitor
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"Right now the subdivision process is too costly and too lengthy to make sense for smaller-scale projects," Brita Wallace, a board member of the Austin Infill Coalition, stated. This highlights the challenges infill developers face. Simplifying the application process is essential for promoting the use of the new lot size regulations effectively.
City Council members have stated that by allowing smaller lot sizes, they hope to increase housing availability in central neighborhoods. More homes could create a competitive market that ultimately lowers housing costs for residents.
The newly enacted HOME Phase 2 rule aims to encourage building in popular areas by allowing lot sizes to be reduced. Although, developers express concerns over the current subdivision requirements which could hinder the benefits of this initiative.
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