Massachusetts Town Sues State Over Housing Development on Public Land
Wellesley, Massachusetts, has filed a lawsuit challenging the state's plan to build 180 housing units on a state-owned parking lot, citing concerns…
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…
Read updateA year into its implementation, Bellevue's Wilburton neighbourhood rezoning policy is attracting significant housing development, with early indications that its "funded inclusionary…
Read updateThis column examines the arguments for and against a comprehensive reform of London's zoning regulations, exploring how a more flexible approach could…
Read updateA bipartisan consensus emerged at the U.S. Conference of Mayors, with leaders from across the nation identifying affordable housing as the most…
Read updateGovernor Pritzker vows to pursue housing initiatives despite a recent legislative hurdle in Illinois, as a statewide zoning proposal faced opposition from…
Read updateHUD's Point-in-Time Count May Underestimate Homelessness by Overlooking "Doubled Up" Situations
Read updateFour candidates seeking to succeed Rep. Nydia Velazquez in New York's Seventh Congressional District outline their visions for federal support of cities,…
Read updateA proposed retail development in Chicago's Clybourn Place is drawing criticism for prioritizing car-centric retail over much-needed housing, revealing systemic policy issues…
Read updateA Washington Court of Appeals decision has reopened environmental review for Seattle's Comprehensive Plan, raising concerns about the effectiveness of recent state…
Read updateGovernor JB Pritzker's proposals for multi-unit housing in Illinois faced significant hurdles during the spring legislative session, ultimately failing to advance.
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