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Utah’s SB 34, aimed at increasing the state’s supply of affordable housing, may hold lessons for booming cities of the Mountain West, and beyond. To read more click here.

With a growing need for affordable housing and affordable housing solutions in California, UCLA has launched a training program for affordable housing development and planning. To read more click here.

A new paper finds that zoning reform in big cities makes land more expensive without necessarily creating more housing units. To read more click here.

Consumers who have been priced out of the housing market, and those who just prefer to rent, are facing higher costs. To read more click here.

Regardless of whatever credit-scoring model you use, you can’t improve a credit score overnight, which is why you should check your credit score annually—long before you get the itch to [...]

3D printing was expected to transform architecture and construction, but uptake has been slow. Could that be changing? To read more click here.

Can the city’s model work for chronic homelessness, in Houston and beyond? To read more click here.

Building more affordable housing units in the metros that are centers of innovation will increase demand for the wares that fill houses, and increase productivity. To read more click here.

What part of a city or community makes up somebody’s “back yard”? NIMBY’s think it’s the whole thing. To read more click here.

Housing—as a physical structure, a source of stability or stress, and a part of a neighborhood and community—affects residents’ health. To read more click here.