Tucson City Council Approves Middle Housing Ordinance, Expanding Housing Options and Addressing Market GapThe Tucson City Council recently passed an ordinance allowing townhouses and similar developments across the city, going beyond state requirements. This decision aims to address the missing middle in Tucsons housing market, which primarily consists of single-family homes and large apartment complexes. The new ordinance encourages the construction of duplexes, townhouses, and other multi-family units, providing more diverse housing options for residents. The councils decision followed a six-month public discussion, with one council member expressing concerns about the state legislatures involvement and potential negative implications. The city councils action reflects a broader effort to address the housing emergency, with a review period in eighteen to twenty-four months to assess the laws effectiveness and make adjustments.
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