Preservation and Wealth-Building: Insights from Senior Homeowners in Chicago’s Englewood Neighborhood
Englewood seniors share what they need to age in place and pass their homes to the next generation to build wealth.
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Sustaining Affordable Rents and Homeownership: Insights from Building Owners in Chicago’s Pilsen Neighborhood
Multi-unit building owners from in and around Pilsen share with us what they need to maintain their buildings and keep rent affordable.
Completing the Housing Innovation Loop: From Policy to Product Entrepreneurs
To translate policy progress into built homes, we need innovators developing repeatable, scalable systems.
Tax Land, Not Buildings, to Spur Development
If you want less of something, tax it. That’s why easing taxes on buildings can help cities grow.
Inaugural Eviction Data Response Network Convening Highlights Tenacity of State and Local Champions
The EDRN convening reinforced that localities need more resources and support for their critical data-driven eviction prevention work.
Closing Early Intervention Service Gaps to Infants is Both Policy and Practice
Automatic eligibility policies can help serve more infants and families with EI, but implementation is critical.
Feminist Urbanism and the Housing Crisis: A Q&A with Lo Sontag
Feminist urban critic Lo Sontag speaks with Helen Bonnyman of Future of Land and Housing about creative tools to make housing affordable.
A Resident-Centered Approach to Affordable Housing
Affordable housing has high operating costs—but that doesn’t mean its owners have to raise rents beyond what residents can pay.
To Help Solve Homelessness, Recognize Necessity as a Right
The Supreme Court may have allowed anti-homeless ordinances, but it also left open an escape valve to recognize encampments as necessary.