Forcing developers to build affordable housing does not necessarily solve the problem. What happens on the resale of the affordable units? Do they stay affordable? Or do they adjust to market values? Perhaps a development, north of 98, with adequate density, could be built affordably if land could be acquired at a reasonable price, and if the county granted favorable entitlements. The homes would need to be deed restricted so that resale of the properties would be limited to a non-profit "housing authority" at a predetermined, indexed price. This non-profit group would also have to qualify the buyers to ensure that the housing is going to workforce buyers and not second homeowners or retirees, all without violating the Fair Housing Act.