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A Washington State legislative race in the 32nd District pits incrementalism against urgency on housing supply, transit funding and tech regulation, with…
Read updateA new poll from Open New York finds 79% of voters support building multi-family homes near rail stations, as the governor’s race…
Read updateLos Angeles developers are scaling back projects despite huge housing demand, blaming pandemic-era rent protections and a mansion tax that encourages small-scale…
Read updateFrontrunners in Seattle's District 5 City Council race, Nilu Jenks and Julie Kang, have revealed contrasting approaches to public safety and housing…
Read updateNew legislation in Massachusetts aims to accelerate housing development by simplifying the process for obtaining variances, a move intended to unlock the…
Read updateProposed changes by the Department of Housing and Urban Development could make it harder to identify and challenge discriminatory housing practices, impacting…
Read updateA new bipartisan bill aims to boost federal housing support and introduce innovative financing mechanisms, potentially easing regulatory hurdles for construction and…
Read updateThe Maui County Council has advanced a bill to create new hotel zoning districts, potentially allowing thousands of existing vacation rentals to…
Read updateLondon rent headlines often conflict because different datasets measure different things. This guide explains how to read rental figures carefully, what questions…
Read updateWellesley, Massachusetts, has filed a lawsuit challenging the state's plan to build 180 housing units on a state-owned parking lot, citing concerns…
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