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More Tucson families are unable to achieve homeownership status as incomes have failed to keep pace with rising housing prices. To read more click here.

New research shows that disparities in housing contribute to disparities in one of the most common chronic diseases afflicting children. To read more click here.

In southwest Connecticut, the gap between rich and poor is wider than anywhere else in the country. Invisible walls created by local zoning boards and the state government block affordable [...]

Controversial new research has kicked off a war of words among urban scholars over the push for upzoning to increase cities’ housing supply. To read more click here.

Why is it so hard to build and maintain inexpensive housing? To read more click here.

How much money do workers have after paying housing costs? For working-class and service workers in superstar cities, the affordable housing crisis hits harder. To read more click here.

As someone working on homelessness research and technical assistance, I’ve encountered strong opinions on homelessness everywhere I go—from professional networking events to small gatherings with [...]

The nation’s housing affordability crisis might very well come to a head this year with Not In My Backyard proponents facing off against the foot soldiers of the Yes In My Backyard movement. To [...]

Often referred to as “inclusionary zoning,” this policy has been implemented at state and municipal levels and requires or incentivizes the development of affordable housing alongside market-rate [...]

A new housing analysis challenges the conventional wisdom that deregulation and rezoning will automatically lead to more stock and cheaper prices. To read more click here.