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Religious organisations, often sitting on significant landholdings, are identified as potential key players in addressing housing shortages through incremental development, facing zoning…
Read updateA recent podcast episode features urbanist Bill Fulton discussing the impact of remote work on cities, the affordability crisis in transportation and…
Read updateA Seattle church's legacy is being honored through the completion of a new affordable housing complex, highlighting a national trend of faith-based…
Read updateA significant initiative in Los Angeles aims to deliver 4,000 affordable housing units by repurposing existing structures and undertaking new builds, with…
Read updateTwo Issaquah councilmembers voted against recent housing reforms, arguing for a more comprehensive review of options to address the city's housing crisis…
Read updateAn environmental justice organization is challenging California's revised cap-and-trade regulations, alleging inadequate environmental review and a shift of funds away from climate…
Read updateTriMet, Portland's public transit agency, announced plans to significantly reduce its "Hand-to-Hand" paratransit service, affecting approximately 300 regular users. The move aims…
Read updateA recent survey reveals that a significant portion of renters facing unaffordable housing costs have few alternative options, underscoring a critical gap…
Read updateDevelopers plan to convert the World Trade Center complex in downtown Los Angeles into hundreds of affordable apartments, aiming to address the…
Read updateNew York City council and mayor have agreed on a budget that expands the CityFHEPS housing voucher program, aiming to assist thousands…
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