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The Las Vegas Review-Journal Editorial Board outlines why policymakers should be looking to Sydney — not California — for solutions to Nevada’s housing crisis.

Local economists weigh in on Oregon’s move to encourage the development of multi-family housing.

Politico Magazine takes an in-depth look into how Minneapolis rewrote its decades-old zoning rules to accommodate growth and improve affordability. 

Bisnow’s Cameron Sperance reports on the affordability problem facing many smaller, inland cities in the U.S.

Faced with a crippling housing shortage, California’s governor and legislative leaders have agreed to reward local governments that make it easier to build houses faster and punish those that don’t.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Editorial Board responded to an executive order establishing the White House Council on Eliminating Barriers to Affordable Housing Development. While much of the article focuses on the creation of the Council, the editorial board got to the root of our country’s housing affordability problem:

This week, twenty presidential hopefuls will take the stage in Miami for the first Democratic primary debate. In between all the personalities and policy proposals, housing affordability is among the issues expected to receive considerable attention.

Washington Post columnist Charles Lane reflects on the need for ambitious housing solutions in cities throughout Blue America.