Category: Housing Policy
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New White Paper Examines Bulk Controls
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper today highlighting the role bulk controls play in density.
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Floor Area Ratios and Housing Production
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper today highlighting Floor Area Ratios and how this land use policy can impact housing production.
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Lot Setbacks & Housing Affordability
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper today highlighting lot setbacks and how this land use policy can impact housing inventory and affordability.
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New Whitepaper Examines the Nollan-Dolan Standard
Housing Affordability Institute released a new whitepaper today highlighting the Nollan-Dolan standard.
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In Crisis: United States of Housing
It is impossible to address housing access and homeownership in America over the past several years without hearing the term “housing crisis.”
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What is Fiscal Zoning?
The latest addition to Housing Affordability Institute’s Exlcusionary Zoning series examines Fiscal Zoning and the role this approach plays in raising barriers to entry in communities.
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New Whitepaper Highlights Discretionary Reviews in Housing
Housing Affordability Institute released a new whitepaper highlighting issues with discretionary reviews in the housing approval process.
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New Legal Precedent Overturns Chevron Doctrine
On Friday, June 28, the Supreme Court of the United States issued its much-awaited ruling in Loper v. Raimondo.
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State Legislatures and Housing Reform – May 2024
As more legislatures across the country begin to wrap up their work, Housing Affordability Institute provides a look at the work completed in 2024.
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Zoning’s History of Exclusion
Housing Affordability Institute released a new white paper highlighting the role racial and socioeconomic exclusion has played in America’s housing regulatory framework.
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New White Paper Revisits Racially Restrictive Housing Covenants
The latest entry in Housing Affordability Institute’s exclusionary zoning series is the Federal legal precedent of Shelley v. Kraemer, a 1948 U.S. Supreme Court precedent regarding racially restrictive housing covenants.
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New Series Examines Zoning as a Tool of Exclusion
Housing Affordability Institute announced a new series examining the history of zoning and exclusion in America’s housing policies.