A poll of 800 registered voters found 89% support the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and its main provisions. The bill passed the House 358-32 with a bipartisan concensus, and Trump has until July 10 to sign, veto, or let it become law.

In too many American communities, residential development is now shaped less by market need than by attendance at local meetings. In land-use discussions, debates, and decision-making, power often goes to those who show up, organize early, speak loudly, and have the time to sit through a Tuesday night public hearing. That gives a small group […]

Manufactured housing remains a major source of affordable, non-subsidized homeownership, but barriers persist. The column calls for stronger federal preemption against exclusionary zoning, fuller Duty to Serve support for chattel lending, and limits on standards that could raise prices.

San Diego has spent recent years earning a reputation as one of California’s most aggressive housing builders, streamlining permits citywide. But city leaders hesitated when state law required them to draw boundaries for new housing near neighborhood bus stops. San Diego officials proposed a far tighter map than regional and state regulators wanted. They limited […]

A home is more than just a place to live—it is the foundation of American civic stability. Here is how policy and industry innovation are shaping the next era of homeownership.

For many affected households weighing whether to buy a first home, the ruling removes uncertainty surrounding their future in the U.S.