The Bay Area Has Growing Disparity. More Housing In The Right Places Would Help

Among all large U.S. metros, the Bay Area has the greatest disparity between low-income residents leaving the area and high-earners moving in.

Blackstone Might Finally Have Found A Way To Invest In U.K. Housing At Scale

Blackstone is extending its push into U.K. affordable housing

One Solution To The Housing Crunch: Giving Millennials The Community They Crave

Architects are encouraging residential housing developers in the Bay Area to consider the evolving lifestyles of millennial renters.

Housing Outlook Bleak For Massachusetts’ Low-Income Renters

A new report shows Massachusetts is undersupplied with housing low-income earners can actually afford.

Infrastructure, Housing And Climate Risk: Developers Want Public Resources To Solve It All

Infrastructure, housing and climate risk top list of key issues for the 1,100-member Counselors of Real Estate.

Who Will Fund Housing For Seniors In The ‘Forgotten Middle’?

Seniors who can't afford luxury housing and who don't qualify for affordable housing are running out of options.

‘Yelled Out Of The Room': Building Housing In Places That Need, But Don’t Want, Development

Reluctant communities can resist development, even though most people want to stop rising rents with more housing supply.

5 Effective Tools To Improve Housing Affordability (That Aren’t Rent Control)

Tax incentives, density bonuses, a simpler permitting process and public land policies can all slow the rise of rents and create more affordability.

Study Finds NIMBYism, Construction Costs Largest Barriers To New Housing

Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Chicago ranked among the easiest markets to build in. San Jose, California, and Philadelphia ranked among the hardest.

Here's Where All The Republican Presidential Candidates (Probably) Stand On Housing

The four Republican candidates for president in 2020 and where they stand on housing.