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The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board explains how excessive government regulations can drive developers to build luxury apartments in markets that need affordable housing. 

Andréa Comer, Executive Director of Educators for Excellence-Connecticut, outlines why affordable housing approaches must always include input from educators.

The New York Times’ Farhad Manjoo outlines what SB 50’s defeat in California could mean for housing affordability in the state. 

D.C. Councilmember Brianne Nadeau (Ward 1), Virginia State Del. Ibraheem Samirah (D-86), and Maryland State Del. Vaughn Stewart (D-19) pen an op-ed in favor of housing density. 

It’s well-established that in many parts of the country, there isn’t enough housing for folks living paycheck to paycheck.

Biance Barragan reports on a new program that has spurred plans for 20,000 new apartments in Los Angeles. 

Bloomberg’s Noah Smith explains why growing cities need to get serious about allowing more construction.

Wyatt Gordon with Greater Greater Washington previews several bills that could help address Virginia’s housing affordability crisis.