Americans Value Walkability but Resist Denser Housing, Survey Finds
A new survey indicates a strong desire for walkable amenities among Americans, yet a significant portion expresses reservations about the increased housing…
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The Race for London’s Sky: Balancing Density and Livability in a Growing City
As London grapples with increasing housing demand, the debate intensifies over how to build upwards responsibly, ensuring new developments enhance rather than…
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Wellesley Town Sues Massachusetts Over State Housing Plans on College Parking Lot
The town of Wellesley, Massachusetts, has filed a lawsuit against the state, challenging plans to build 180 housing units on a state-owned…
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Palo Alto Pursues ‘Pro-Housing’ Designation Amidst Shifting Stance on Density
The Californian city, historically resistant to growth, is seeking a state designation that could unlock significant funding for housing projects by demonstrating…
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Wisconsin’s Largest Private Affordable Housing Complex Highlights Funding Complexities
A new $197 million housing development in Milwaukee, set to become Wisconsin's largest private affordable housing complex, underscores the intricate financial mechanisms…
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Massachusetts ADU Law Falls Short of Housing Production Goals
A new state law intended to boost accessory dwelling unit (ADU) construction in Massachusetts has produced fewer new homes than anticipated, with…
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Spokane Sees Significant Rise in ‘Missing Middle’ Housing
Data from Spokane reveals that housing types like duplexes, townhomes, and accessory dwelling units accounted for nearly 20% of permitted housing units…
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