Adaptive Reuse Could Offer 72,000-Unit Solution To LA County Housing Crisis

A new study advocates for developer incentives to make housing conversions in LA County easier.

Baltimore Lawmaker Aims To Allow More Multifamily Housing In Low-Density Neighborhoods

Councilman Ryan Dorsey introduced a bill Monday that aims to end exclusionary zoning policies by easing restrictions on multifamily housing in Baltimore.

Citi Commits $60B To Affordable Housing, Nearly Doubling Pace Of Sector Investment

The third-largest bank in the country has already financed $32B in affordable housing investments over the last five years.

Can Denser Zoning Make Housing More Affordable? In NYC, It's Not That Simple

The economics are not as cut and dried as they sound.

In The Works: 3 New Developments Coming To Tysons

Here are the newest developments breaking ground in Tysons.

Strange Turn Of Events: Wealthy Americans Increasingly Prefer Renting To Homeownership

RentCafe report reveals wealthy households with incomes exceeding $150,000/yr increasingly prefer to rent.

Rent Control Measures Move Forward In Uncertain Political Environment

With J.B. Pritzker now in as governor, could rent control measures be on the way?

Have Upscale DFW Multifamily Developments Worn Out Their Welcome? Not Yet, But Wall Street Is Watching Supply Closely

The capital side of the industry is watching multifamily development closely in DFW, looking for signs of over-saturation.

Meet Dallas' Mayoral Candidate: Scott Griggs

Meet Dallas Mayoral Candidate Scott Griggs.

The Fraying Of The Texas Miracle: How The State's Affordability Edge Is Coming Undone

Texas has become a victim of its own success when it comes to attracting people to the state. Can it pull out of its housing hole?