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Missoula closing in on incentives program to boost housing affordability

April 18, 2024/

 

With an eye on boosting Missoula’s supply of housing, the city is building a new incentives program to help certain projects achieve a greater level of affordability.

Emily Harris-Shears, the city’s housing policy specialist, on Wednesday said the program began to take shape in 2022 and should be ready for adoption this spring. As it stands, she said, interest among developers is high.

 

Martin Kidston


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