City faces costly choice on low-cost housing for Judge Doyle Square
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City faces costly choice on low-cost housing for Judge Doyle Square
By Dean Mosiman, Wisconsin State Journal
“Madison wants a developer to scatter subsidized apartments throughout a Downtown housing tower — including top floors with sweeping views — rather than segregate them on three floors in part of the massive Judge Doyle Square project. But doing so will likely mean fewer low-cost units at a higher cost to taxpayers, the developer said…”