The framework for an impactful affordable housing agenda.
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
Comments on the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s efforts to improve Fair Housing Act rules.
Efforts to expand housing supply have been stymied by hundreds of local regulations.
Rising housing prices mean we need more housing and fewer rules.
Our goal should be to help everyone afford a studio or one-bedroom apartment.
Where builders are developing high-rise apartments, growth in rental prices is slowing down.