Reforms, Regulations, and Rezonings
How are cities, states, and other regulatory bodies all over the United States and beyond addressing the modern housing crisis?
Increases in housing production are needed to meet the 4-7 million unit shortage of homes in the United States. However, challenges such as rising construction and labor costs, expensive building and fire codes that don’t have a measurable impact on safety, and outdated parking and zoning standards are just a small piece of the puzzle that is the housing industry.
Building Code Reform
Small Single-Stairway Apartment Buildings Have Strong Safety Record | The Pew Charitable Trusts
Parking Reform
Density-Near-Transit-Affordability-CO-Robin-Kniech-05-2024.pdf
Dallas Just Ditched Its Outdated Parking Rules—Here’s What That Means
Community Land Trust News
CLTs in the News - International Center for Community Land Trusts
Columbus City Council approves $10 million for affordable housing | 10tv.com
Virginia Housing Invests $4 Million in Virginia’s Community Land Trusts