Biden administration addresses the affordable housing crisis with new plan

The plan proposes using federal grants to encourage cities to relax their zoning and land-use policies while providing new financing options for manufactured homes, accessory dwelling units and small-scale developments.

By Danielle McLean • May 16, 2022

Corporate housing is key to addressing tight housing market, relocating workers

As workers increasingly migrate to suburbs and smaller cities, high housing costs and limited supplies might delay a home purchase. Regulations aimed at vacationers shouldn't limit extended-stay rental options.

By Angela Healy • May 11, 2022

Governments clear a path for tiny homes to address housing crisis in cities

Accessory dwelling units and tiny homes that are constructed in factories off-site and installed in backyards are often subject to restrictive zoning rules, building codes and pushback from neighbors. That is starting to change. 

By Danielle McLean • May 9, 2022

Tenants facing eviction fared better under NYC’s legal assistance program: study

Since New York became the first U.S. city to guarantee universal legal representation to low-income tenants in housing court, Princeton researchers say eviction warrants and monetary judgments against them are down.

By Danielle McLean • May 5, 2022

Fleeing ‘superstar’ cities, tech workers are moving to mid-size and smaller cities, causing housing, traffic concerns

After many tech workers relocated to work remotely during the pandemic, smaller cities are now grappling with rising housing prices, traffic and homelessness.

By Karen Kroll • May 3, 2022