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The Washington Post Editorial Board outlines why rent control’s resurgence in the national spotlight is bad news for renters and families across the country.

The Economist outlines why rent control will only compound decades of failed housing policy. 

California and its new, restrictive statewide rent control law is the hot topic in housing news, but one mayor in the Golden State is cutting against his home state’s grain and speaking up for commonsense affordable housing policies.

Jason Hidalgo with the Reno Gazette Journal reports on Reno’s plan to build 1,000 homes in 120 days.

Thanks to an influx of new residents, D.C.’s population exceeded 700,000 residents for the first time in 40 years last year. And it could be home to up to 900,000 people by 2035 if current trends continue. However, a lot has to change to accommodate that growth.

Elliot Njus reports in The Oregonian on Portland’s newfound housing construction push. 

National Multifamily Housing Council President Doug Bibby weighs in on what it will take to tackle our nation’s housing affordability crisis.

What do you get when you combine equal parts wood, concrete, plumbing, drywall and insulation? If you’re a developer, it usually comes with a pile of paperwork and a mountain of construction fees.