Thomas Beadel on Splitting Lots, Doubling Inventory
The business model for Thomas James Homes' Trademark by TJH brand brings more opportunities for buyers in neighborhoods where inventory is tight
Want a Home With More Space? Consider an ADU First
Nearly 1.4 million single-family properties currently house some sort of accessory dwelling unit,…
Nebraska Lawmakers Build Support for Relaxing Density Restrictions
Nebraska could become the second state in the nation after Oregon to pass a statewide law on zoning…
How Zoning and Housing Regulation Missteps Can Lock Out Potential Buyers
Mid-size, affordable cities are blossoming nationwide, but the pressure of a growing population is…
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Will Nebraska Become the Second State to Pass a Statewide Zoning Law?
Nebraska may be the next frontier for upzoning to increase housing affordability.
How Updating Zoning Laws Can Solve the Affordable Housing Shortage
In Los Angeles, ten side-by-side units stand on a third of an acre, measuring three-stories high with only 6 inches in between each building.
Multifamily Housing May Be the New American Home
Zoning laws have often kept single-family homes as the only viable option for builders.
Which Cities Are the Most Expensive, Heavily-Regulated in America?
With strict zoning laws and costly regulation, home building in these heavily-regulated, expensive cities can have builders feeling like they’re wo
Is Upzoning the Next Political Battleground?
As rents rise amid an already scarce stock of affordable housing, some cities are turning to deregulating single-family lots in order to upzone som
Even Young Professionals Finding Housing Costs Too High in Gentrified Neighborhoods
After many years of implementing policies to woo young professionals, some cities are now too expensive for that demographic.
A Housing Development, Two Zoning Regs, and Why Building in Boston Is Hard
A proposed housing project on the border of Boston and neighboring Brookline sharply illustrates a reason for the area’s high housing costs.
California Lawmakers Chipping Away at the Nimbys
Nearly two-thirds of California residences are single-family homes, and the housing department director there says the state is on the precipice of
Fewer Permits for Housing Spells Trouble
CityLab cites reports showing that permitting for new housing in California and for most of the country have declined significantly from more than
Why a Single-Family Zoning Ban Can Be Good
Nick Julian, land use program manager at the National Association of Home Builders, writes about how traditional zoning has been used to quash cons
