Tag: Minnesota
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State Legislatures and Housing – May 2023
As more legislatures across the country begin to wrap up their work, Housing Affordability Institute provides a look at the lessons learned.
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Zoning Modernization Efforts on the Move
Zoning modernization efforts are progressing across the nation. Montana and Colorado have shown when governors lead, the legislatures act.
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Where Have All The New Starter Homes Gone?
Recently, the Star Tribune asked where have all the starter homes gone. This is a timely, if not long overdue, question.
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Commentary: Big Problems Require Bold, Ambitious Action – Housing Is No Different
Massive problems, like the housing inventory, affordability, and access issues seen in a growing number of states, require bold and ambitious action.
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Introducing the Minnesota Legal Precedents Series
Today, Housing Affordability Institute released a new series of documents presenting landmark housing and development-related court decisions in Minnesota.
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Event Recap: How Zoning Broke the American City
On Dec. 14, a group of 50 Minnesotans gathered for a discussion on zoning reform. Builders, developers, city staff, housing advocates and housing
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Event: How Zoning Broke The American City
Join Housing Affordability Institute on Wednesday, Dec. 14 at Lake Monster Brewing Company for a conversation on zoning reform with special guest M. Nolan Gray, author of “Arbitrary Lines: How Zoning Broke The American City.” The free event begins at 6:30 p.m. Registration Has Closed About M. Nolan Gray M. Nolan Gray is a professional…