The ground lease may be the real estate industry’s “break glass in case of emergency” tool. The arrangement works by separating a structure from the dirt underneath it—cutting the costs for the... Read more »
Virginia cities gain new tools to increase affordable housing supply Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 21 hours ago LatestYour Feed... Read more »
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilmember Ysabel Jurado have proposed allocating more than $360 million to developers and nonprofits to build and preserve affordable housing across the city. The investment that underscores the administration’s focus on... Read more »
Virginia YIGBY bill puts Spanberger housing agenda on the line Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 33 minutes ago LatestYour Feed... Read more »
Minimum residential lot size dispute heats up in a Texas county Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 33 minutes ago Your... Read more »
NYC builds taller housing again, as state, city law reset the stage Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 3 minutes ago... Read more »
Rhode Island targets housing supply with three reform bills Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 2 minutes ago Your FeedLatest Source... Read more »
Manufactured housing is the homeownership solve we keep ignoring Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 2 hours ago Your FeedLatest Source... Read more »
After failing to turn starter-home legislation into law, Arizona lawmakers are advancing two bills that would curb local control over design standards, homeowners associations and contractor licensing – a renewed attempt to... Read more »
Small wins on impact fees occasionally occur in costly U.S. housing markets. Teton County, Wyoming, officials agreed last week to refund a $24,325 “affordable workforce housing” fee that a homeowner had to... Read more »