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Legal Aspects of Inclusionary Housing in South Africa

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National Land Value Capture Programme, Pegasys

30 June 2021

Development Action Group

English

uKESA Librarian 3

Report

South Africa

This legal research report clarifies the legal position on Inclusionary Housing as a land use planning instrument. The legal research specifically focused on legal implications for (i) mandating spatially targeted inclusionary housing conditions in active urban land markets and (ii) providing an “in-lieu fees” option to development applicants for satisfying inclusionary housing requirements. The report concludes that there is sufficient legal basis under South African law to authorise municipally-imposed mandatory inclusionary housing requirements and more tentatively, to provide for an in-lieu fee option.

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Built environment

Governance

Housing

Housing policy

Human settlements

Inclusionary housing

Land markets

Law

Markets

Municipalities

South Africa

Urban

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