Some excellent news today out of New York City: New Yorkers will get a chance to vote on three housing-related ballot measures that would shift more power over new development.
In part because of who I'm connected with on social media, and in part because it seems to be where most of the action is, I tend to follow local.
The Supreme Court case today over criminalizing homelessness has a lot of interest to me, largely because it comes from Grants Pass, a small town I know well in southwestern.
I fully support Rachel Cohen's ideas here about turning our many abandoned malls into housing. Amy Casciani, a longtime real estate developer whose corporation built housing across seven states, watched.
Issues around zoning and building are more DJW's department than mine, but I wanted to note this interesting article about the burgeoning, if super awkward, alliance between left YIMBYs and.
In the last decade or so, the status quo of near-total deference to local governments on housing and land use policy, leading to exclusionary policies that create economy and middle.
Wow, I am so shocked......... The largest credit union in the US has the widest disparity in mortgage approval rates between White and Black borrowers of any major lender, a.
Rachel Cohen with a great piece on how California YIMBYs got unions on board. Today, though, a major sea change is happening across California, with some unions now either actively.
