Strengthening property rights and allowing traditional housing would lead to more family-friendly communities.
Housing
A critical obstacle to universally affordable housing in the United States is the nationwide web of “not-in-my-backyard” laws and regulations that restrict growth in the supply of housing. In addition, we should modernize housing assistance so that it can help people live near their jobs and families, and reform macroeconomic policies that have placed home prices out of reach for middle- and lower-income Americans.
All Housing
More Americans will have the opportunity to live in affordable homes as the regulations that limit small multifamily housing fall.
FREOPP continues to lead policy reforms that will improve the lives of Americans who need help most
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is the most significant federal legislation in decades to expand housing supply.
The federal government is moving on from the failure of “Housing First"
South Carolina will stop being a great place to live and grow up if people with deep roots cannot afford to stay and maintain their traditions
The housing shortage is a case study of unfortunate regulatory success, not failure: a ruthlessly effective system doing what it was designed to do.
The administration announced two proposals that defy basic economic reason