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Abundant Housing

A Housing Agenda for Oregon: More Homes without Higher Prices

The usual way to get more homes built is wait for prices go up. But there is another way.
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Oregon Has a Chance to Sharply Cut Urban Parking Mandates

The reform proposal, authorized by the state’s anti-sprawl laws, is up for a vote this week.
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Cities’ Bigger Future Can Look and Feel Beautiful—If We Build for It

An architect invites cities and towns to zone and design for the futures they want.
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Will Washington Do The Right Thing on Backyard Homes This Year?

Years of delay on reforms for in-law apartments has denied homes to thousands.
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Washington Bill Would Legalize Hundreds of Thousands More Homes

Allowing “middle housing” options would ease the state’s shortage of homes and right historic wrongs.
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Yes, Even Walmart Wants to Build Smaller Parking Lots

Retailers are responding to the boom in e-commerce. Shouldn’t cities’ parking codes change, too?
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18 Reasons Why Washington Should Legalize Middle Housing

The homes Washingtonians need, plus protecting the open lands, local economies, and close communities we cherish.
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Nine Reasons to End Exclusionary Zoning

Residential lockdown against modest, multi-dwelling homes harms all but the wealthy.
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