Road Housing Bill’s Biggest Breakthrough: Supply Wins
Lawmakers pivot from buyer subsidies to boosting the nation’s housing stock. The road housing bill’s biggest breakthr...
Urban Planning
Explore Urban Planning insights on this tag page, showing how city design affects taxes, housing costs, and infrastructure spending across three articles to help you plan finances.
7 articlesDensity Design Is Not a Default Fix for Affordability
A growing number of U.S. cities are linking density design to how banks underwrite loans, aiming to stretch affordabi...
Illinois Gov. Pritzker’s Sweeping Housing Plan Stalls as Session Ends
As National Homeownership Month begins, Illinois lawmakers adjourned without voting on illinois gov. pritzker’s sweep...
Akron Looks to Deflate Minimum Lot Rules to Boost Infill
Akron is weighing a plan to remove minimum lot size rules to unlock hundreds of vacant parcels and accelerate infill ...
Asphalt Industry Heat Problem Tests City Patience in U.S.
U.S. cities are fighting an asphalt industry heat problem by testing permeable pavements and green designs to cool su...
California Legislators Re-Try ‘Loophole-Proof’ Starter Law
California lawmakers move to tighten a five-year-old starter-home law, with SB 1116 clearing the Senate 37-0 and head...
Mixed-Density Housing Keeps Expanding Amid Breakpoint
As buyers face higher rates and lean inventories, mixed-density housing keeps expanding, offering entry points within...