The Backyard Homes Project in Los Angeles seeks to add accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in the backyards of homeowners who agree to rent them to Section 8 voucher-holders for at least five years.
NAHB Housing Policy Briefing | For many U.S. households, owning or renting a home is increasingly out of financial reach. NAHB is working to encourage collaboration and innovation to address the affordability issue
In 2004, African American homeownership peaked at nearly 50 percent. The rate declined every year since. In 2017, the rate was 43 percent, cancelling out all gains since the passage of the Fair Housing Act in 1968.
Utah's housing zoning reform bill, SB34, aims to increase supply of affordable housing and may be a useful case study for other cities and states around the country.
Fire sprinkler law, how downtown investment pays off for cities and regions, ISO publishes first global BIM standards, NYPL branch project to include affordable housing, tightening existing home envelopes in Boston to meet climate goals
The role of solar carports in implementing Title 24 mandates, a car-free in Oslo, eco-friendly insulation alternatives, builder using wellness software for healthier homes, and relaxed environmental compliance requirements for guaranteed worker wages and
NAHB Policy Briefing: The Trump administration’s proposed new definition of “waters of the United States” (WOTUS) represents an important regulatory victory for the National Association of Home Builders and its members
