Affordable housing can take many shapes and show up in surprising places. These places aren’t subsidized or government-run, but they house millions of Americans.
Read MoreIf you're talking about growth, decline or gentrification and you're not talking about the motivations of residents, newcomers, developers, and everyone else… you've already misunderstood the problem.
Read MoreIn Minnesota, two cities made entirely of trailer homes show us a different model for affordable housing — one that’s been successfully operating for decades.
Read MoreMultigenerational housing is on the rise. What does it mean for our families and our cities?
Read MoreAfter exhausting what seemed like every option in our quest to buy a rental property in a poor neighborhood, it was time to change course.
Read MoreAfter finding an ideal property in a neighborhood we wanted to invest in, getting a bank to finance our purchase turned out to be a huge hurdle.
Read More6 months ago, my partner and I tried to buy an ailing property in a poor neighborhood and transform it into quality affordable housing. Here’s what happened instead.
Read MoreThe current climate of distrust and pushback against new development is a recipe for perpetual housing problems.
Read MoreA city is a living organism, and we should tend to it as such. A city dies when it is treated as, and functions, as a machine.
Read MoreConsider your answer. Then ask yourself, have you ever lived in a 400 square foot apartment?
Read MoreThis government housing subsidy is more cost-effective and market-based than many programs, but its impacts are limited.
Read MoreGovernment housing subsidies can't provide a permanent lasting solution to affordable housing challenges, but naturally occuring mixed income neighborhoods could.
Read MoreThe housing crunch leads families to make hard trade-offs in order to live affordably. A quick chat in an airport lounge reveals some unique examples.
Read MoreBy making it more expensive to build market-rate housing, inclusionary zoning has the potential to actually reduce access to housing.
Read More"Affordability" is about far more than just the price of rent.
Read MoreWhat's the best way to form a Community Land Trust that's rooted in neighborhood needs?
Read MoreWhat does it mean to be "rent-burdened"? What do Low Income Housing Tax Credits really accomplish? Your housing questions answered here.
Read MoreHow affordability is defined and measured can affect which solutions are implemented.
Read MoreA small, geographically constrained community considers how to deal with a massive influx of new residents — and how to keep things affordable for everyone in the process.
Read MoreOverheated rhetoric and protest from all sides over neighborhood change are a reflection of the insecurity many of us feel over the future of places we love.
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