Public Housing (in this case) is the concept of having non-profit or community groups developing housing projects which reinvests its revenues into the facilities for the sake of tenants. Initially, these developments generally cost the same as Private Housing Development Projects (due to construction, planning, etc.) but distinctly their prices for tenants do not rise with increasing land value. Once the initial costs of the project are paid off, Tenants ultimately end up controlling and contributing to a common fund capable of developing amenities for their Public Housing, depending on their preferences (Eg. A private gym or reading room, etc.), further increasing the value of the development relative to its costs. The government, for its part, ought to fiscally incentivize and offer subsidized loans or bureaucratic streamlining for these kinds of developments.