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As many states struggle with housing affordability, some lawmakers are again proposing new or expanded rent control regulations… and it’s backfiring.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis stressed the importance of his housing agenda during the state’s current legislative session, highlighting a recent poll showing that 95% of Coloradans are worried about the cost of renting or buying homes.

Recent data ranks Rhode Island 48th in the country for per-capita new home construction, continuing a trend from previous years.

Stricter rent control policy is erasing a reported $75 billion in property value across New York City.

The Portland City Council approved several new policies this week aimed at lowering the cost of building new homes.

According to a poll performed in mid-January, homelessness and housing costs rank among the top concerns for Coloradans.

Lawmakers in Washington State are considering two bills – House Bill 2114 and Senate Bill 5961 – that would, if passed, discourage housing investment in the Evergreen State.

Several industry experts agree that the rental market in Minnesota’s Twin Cities has “quieted” in recent years. Notably, new housing construction permits, including those for mother-in-law units and additions to public housing, have dropped from 1,638 in 2021 to 1,130 in 2023.