The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is the most significant federal legislation in decades to expand housing supply.
Housing
The best pathway to housing affordability is housing abundance. Americans need more housing of all shapes and sizes to meet their diverse needs. That’s critical to restoring homeownership, a central component of the American Dream.
America’s growing housing crisis is a self-inflicted wound, stemming from harmful zoning regulations that infringe on individual property rights and curtail housing supply. Unaffordable housing is making it harder to start and grow a family, stay in someone’s community, and live where they want.
The path to housing abundance begins with removing burdensome regulations that stop developers from building the homes communities want and need. It also includes ensuring speedy permitting and providing certainty for developers.
All Housing
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
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A recent EO could initiate a policy shift to implement better solutions for chronic social ills