Market-rate multi-family housing has not been developed in the City of Racine for quite some time. As many as 182 multi-family housing units per year over the next four years could be built to satisfy the growth potential of the City. However, City staff and leadership believe that significant incentives would be required to entice development of this type. Our analysis determined that there would be little increment remaining to contribute to the public portion of the project. Therefore, Redevelopment Resources recommended the City encourage market-rate multi-family housing in future phases of development. As a component of the transformative development planned for Lincoln-King Neighborhood, such development would add vibrancy to the neighborhood. It would replace the current Community Center and generate a contributing, high-impact, tax-paying development. Additional recommendations included strategically incentivizing infill development on single-family parcels when they became available.