Can any project get this credit if they're in a DDA area? It seems like the DDA only exists to identify areas where additional subsidy is needed for low-income housing. DDA's are difficult to develop because the cost of real estate is super high and the average worker in the area can't afford housing, so the designation unlocks additional low income housing tax credits. Essentially all of Manhattan, Boston, San Francisco, etc. is designated as a DDA. Are we getting LEED credit for building commercial buildings in areas using a designation meant to encourage low-income housing? Am I missing something in this credit's intent?
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