Article Opinion: The Pandemic Disproved Urban Progressives’ Theory About Gentrification Jacob Anbinder examines misconceptions about real estate development and housing. January 2, 2021
Georgia Article Atlanta To Issue $50M In Bonds Toward Affordable Housing J.D. Capelouto with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports on Mayor Keisha Lance Bottom’s new investment in housing. December 8, 2020
Article More Americans Pay Rent On Credit Cards As Lawmakers Fail To Pass Relief Bill NPR’s Chris Arnold reports on the alarming number of Americans now using credit cards to pay rent and what that could mean for housing affordability crisis. November 30, 2020
Massachusetts Article A New Model For Affordable Housing? Tenants And Landlord In Mattapan Reach A Long-term Contract On Rents Tim Logan reports on a new arrangement that could help preserve workforce housing in Boston. November 1, 2020
Article Morgan Stanley Launches $1B Bond for Affordable Housing Kelsi Maree Borland reports on Morgan Stanley’s new affordable housing pledge. October 22, 2020
Pennsylvania Article To Jumpstart Relief Program, Wolf Gives Landlords More Flexibility To Collect Unpaid Rent Spotlight PA’s Charlotte Keith outlines steps the Wolf Administration is taking to give property owners more flexibility to collect outstanding rent balances. October 15, 2020
California Article Opinion: Newsom Should Continue Working With The Legislature On The Housing Crisis. Prop. 21 Isn’t The Answer Los Angeles Times columnist George Skelton outlines why Prop. 21 isn’t the right answer to California’s housing affordability crisis. October 8, 2020
Blog The Looming Debt Trap Facing Renters While on the surface eviction moratoriums may seem like attractive policy tools to help renters facing prolonged unemployment or reduced income, they actually can cause more harm than good. September 30, 2020