Housing shortages are bipartisan, but a new survey finds parties have different ideas about fixing them.
Restrictive land use policies mean higher housing costs in neighborhoods most in need of affordability. We need policies that promote enough housing for everybody.
Gov. Jared Polis praised the two bills as the state’s latest innovative efforts to wrench down the price of housing.
With promising early results, prevention programs are expanding nationwide as a potentially more effective and cheaper model.
What state legislatures do is important, but process matters just as much. Local governments determine whether reforms unlock housing or quietly stall.
Republican-led proposals aim to reduce income taxes but may shift more of the tax burden onto lower earners through expanded sales taxes.
Without access to traditional mortgages, many buyers rely on higher-cost loans with shorter terms and higher interest rates.
The most powerful climate policy in America isn’t in Washington. It’s buried in your town’s zoning code.
A new analysis finds a proposed statewide rent cap could reduce property values and erode local tax revenue.
With 17 percent of office space vacant and remote work reshaping demand, developers are pivoting toward residential construction that could help ease the region’s housing shortage.
Deaths dropped 10 percent but the mortality rate remains far higher than for the general population.
Homeowners in major metros are holding onto properties for longer periods, with Los Angeles topping 20 years and state tax laws helping discourage moves.
The U.S. House and Senate have both voted for a package of changes to federal housing programs, with broad backing from cities and states. A final bill could get a vote this week.
Eric Adams’ failed reform bid is a warning sign for the new mayor attempting to take on one of the city’s most persistent problems.
Between 2023 and 2025, the city cleared encampments and quickly built new shelters. It reduced the unsheltered homeless population by 45 percent, even as the total number of homeless people in Denver has increased.
State support is encouraging homeowners to invest in energy efficiency and construction designed to reduce future risk.
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