Housing + Cities
Will Portland Finally Accelerate the Pace of Parking Reform?
Portland's transportation task force stresses urgency for equitable pricing strategies.
Nine Reasons to End Exclusionary Zoning
Residential lockdown against modest, multi-dwelling homes harms all but the wealthy.
Yes, Other Countries Are Making More Progress on Housing, Case 4: The United Kingdom and New Zealand
Bold strokes against residential lockdown.
Canada’s Shortage of Homes Busts into National Politics
Suddenly all the major parties are talking about creating abundant housing.
Washington’s Shortage of Homes is Squeezing Communities Throughout the State
Expensive housing not just a Seattle problem anymore, and it demands statewide reforms.
Let There Be Housing in Downtown Anchorage
Anchorage’s new mayor has the chance to make lasting and historic improvements to the heart of Alaska’s largest city.
Will Vancouver Grow as Fast as Its Suburbs?
A draft 30-year plan calls for limiting growth in Vancouver, pushing new residents to the suburbs.
How Can Cities Move the Needle on Community Land Trusts?
After forty-five years of Community Land Trusts in Cascadia, it’s time to explore local strategies to invest for growth.
Eight Ingredients for a State-Level Zoning Reform
Lessons from Oregon's landmark legalization of fourplexes and townhouses.