California’s $11.25 billion housing bond: What London planners can learn from Proposition 1
California voters are deciding on an $11.25 billion general obligation bond to fund affordable housing. As London grapples with its own stalled…
Read updateCalifornia voters are deciding on an $11.25 billion general obligation bond to fund affordable housing. As London grapples with its own stalled…
Read updateThe wealthy Seattle suburb is close to settling a legal challenge over its growth plan by offering developers extra building rights in…
Read updateThe 54-unit Equality Commons complex in Portland, Maine, is the state’s first affordable housing property intended for LGBTQ+ older adults. Demand far…
Read updateLos Angeles has completed its first 100 percent affordable housing project under Mayor Karen Bass’s Executive Directive 1, raising questions for urban…
Read updateBogotá’s Habitat Secretary combines housing, transit, public space and utilities into a single department. London’s fragmented governance could take note.
Read updateLondon urbanism stakeholders may find relevant insights from Los Angeles City Council's recent approval of the Fourth & Central project, a $2…
Read updateA small affordable-housing project in south Dallas highlights questions London boroughs also face on vacant land, small sites and “missing middle” homes…
Read updateSan Francisco city supervisors are reviewing a proposal that could significantly reduce inclusionary housing requirements in an effort to stimulate new construction.…
Read updateWhile the scale of London's housing crisis is often debated, a closer look at planning policy, development challenges, and innovative approaches reveals…
Read updateThe escalating cost and scarcity of housing in London present a complex urban dilemma. This column explores the interplay of policy, development,…
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