Community, Growth and Housing

Removing parking minimums can increase the flexibility to use small undeveloped or underdeveloped parcels for “missing middle” forms of housing,...

California is right to take wildfires seriously—2023 alone saw 7,000 fires and over 300,000 acres burned statewide. But climate resilience...

The Better Cities Project, in partnership with True Charity, is proud to announce the release of Local Policies to Expand...

Landlords in New York City swiftly absorbed broker fee costs into rent—causing a 15 percent uptick in advertised prices and diminutions...

These mandates often make small apartment buildings financially unfeasible, leading developers to build larger, more expensive complexes instead—or nothing at...

A must-read for anyone trying to understand why California, despite its wealth and innovation, remains so deeply challenged when it...

Many municipalities restrict manufactured housing, pushing it into high-risk areas. Revisiting zoning codes and strengthening local installation standards could make...

Tulsa Remote’s “but-for” rate—58 to 70 percent—means most participants would not have moved without the program. By contrast, business tax...

San Francisco is testing how far cities can go on encampment enforcement after last year’s Supreme Court decision in City...

Many cities are enforcing existing and new bans on homeless encampments more aggressively than before the Supreme Court decision –...