Thomas Jefferson Institute
For Public Policy

Aug .
13
2011

Subsidized Luxury in Fairfax County

by Mike Thompson posted under Commentaries, Government Reform, TJI

Should Fairfax County be subsidizing “affordable housing” that includes resort-style swimming pools, exercise facilities, billiards rooms and condo fees of up to $6,800 per year? Yet, that’s exactly what happens in at least three “affordable housing” developments. We believe there is a better way …

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