Tag: Housing Affordability

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 ...

New Rochelle has completed more than 4,500 units in the past decade, with another 6,500 planned—a potential 37 percent increase ...

There’s no substitute for the hard work of delivering core services efficiently and keeping costs down. Anyone telling you otherwise ...

Trying to legislate investors out of the market not only won’t solve the problem at hand, it may bring its ...

This is not a mandate against parking, but an invitation to build what’s needed without arbitrary constraints... The proposal reflects ...

Design affects how residents use space, interact with neighbors, and connect to their surroundings. When cities default to the same ...

For decades, city codes required developers to build a minimum number of parking spots, regardless of whether future residents or ...

HB 24 won’t solve everything, but it’s a strong step toward the basics: letting more people build homes in the ...

Soltas’s most provocative finding is that, after adjusting for neighborhood differences, inclusionary housing doesn’t appear much more expensive than other ...