Tag Archives: single family zoning

City leaders are struggling with how to implement Oregon’s HB 2001, leading a mayor to call the bill “stupid.”

No longer is it just coastal markets struggling with affordability, as markets once deemed affordable are struggling with rising home prices. Is high-density zoning the answer?

A growing number of markets are moving away from single-family zoning, and now the argument is being made for California’s capital city to do the same.

California’s governor recently passed new laws allowing for as many as three homes on land previously zoned single family. Find out more on the legislation.

Both major markets face the same challenges, but commentary says the Empire State should take a page out of California’s playbook.

Another market is making a move to higher-density zoning, which, according to the city council, would help minorities achieve homeownership.

A new study from Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies analyzes the efforts over the past five decades to remove barriers to homeownership, and certain zoning regulations ...