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NMHC and NYU SPS Release Groundbreaking Housing Affordability Toolkit
Rental Affordability Crisis Could be Solved Within a Generation, New Report Says
NMHC, NYU Release Roadmap for Addressing Affordability Challenges
How the Affordability Crisis Could Be Solved Within a Generation
Once America’s Most Affordable Rental City, Austin Is About to Get More Expensive
Transit-Oriented Housing On Track For Continued Growth
D.R. Horton: Where Affordability And Profitability Converge
The Rise of the Manhattan Mega-Mansion
Workforce Housing Comes Online In Unlikeliest Places
Here’s How To Deliver The Starter Homes That We Need Everywhere
The Best (And Most Affordable) Places To Live In America: 2026 Niche Report
The Housing Market has been Frozen for Three Years. Here’s why this Spring Could Finally Change That.
Battle Lines Harden Over Proposal to Stabilize Commercial Rents
NYC Pension Funds To Invest $4B In Affordable Housing
COP30 and Emerging Global Trends in Resilient Infrastructure, Renewable Energy, and Climate Finance
Brazil’s Lula Makes Diplomatic Push for Early Climate Deal at COP30 Summit
NYC Voters Approve Proposal 5: A Milestone for Digital Mapping and Geospatial Modernization
China’s Green Triumph
After Jamaica’s Disastrous Storm, Solar Power Is a Bright Spot
LA Will Double its Wastewater Recycling Capacity to Serve Half a Million Residents
China is Building the World’s First Underwater, Wind-Fueled Data Center
A Flood of Green Tech From China Is Upending Global Climate Politics
NYC Ferry Redesigns Routes, Plans New East Harlem and South Brooklyn Stations
Global Methane Hub Announces $10 Million Investment to Accelerate Methane Reduction in Latin American and Caribbean Cities
It’s Getting Harder to Figure Out Whether You Live in a Flood Zone or Not
Cities in Amazonia: Unlocking Prosperity and Protecting Ecosystems
Advancing Materials Procurement Processes in Construction: A Framework for Optimizing Technology Integration in SMEs’ Construction Supply Chains
Shane Jensen on the Price Effects of Greening Vacant Lots
Green Bank’s New Resilience Financing Tool in Suburban Maryland
How China Raced Ahead of the U.S. on Nuclear Power
From Liability to Asset: How Water Reuse Is Transforming Property Economics
From Mexico to Ireland, Fury Mounts Over a Global A.I. Frenzy
Fugitive Emissions: Why Commercial Real Estate Can’t Ignore Refrigerants
Bloomberg Philanthropies Names 26 Cities as Finalists for the 2025 Local Leaders Awards
Lexington’s Housing Boom Proves Green Building Policies Don’t Slow Development
Announcing the Fifth Cohort of the ULI Net Zero Imperative—Eight Cities Tackling Building Decarbonization
Can Soccer Stadiums Revitalize American Cities?
Cities Increasingly Rely On Developers To Build New Parks
City names Rybak developer of 505-unit Coney Island project
Making Affordable Housing Add Up
Lawmaker targets Bears’ Stadium Push with Clawback Effort
The MTA’s Real Estate Play To Fix The Subway
Hudson Yards Developer May Get Another $2 Billion Boost From New York
Steve Cohen’s Queens Casino Bid Unanimously Approved By Committee
Rejected Manhattan Casino Sites Could Pivot to Residential, Office Projects
New York City Tackles Housing Crisis With Sweeping Midtown South Rezoning Plan
The community investment fund: An efficient, scalable vehicle for tax-incentivized place-based investment
ULI Meeting Tour Preview: San Francisco’s Mission Rock Mixed-Use Waterfront
The Eternal Reinvention of the American Downtown
The CDFI Fund Won Allies in Red States and Major Banks. Now It’s Counting on Them To Survive.
New Florida Law Bars Communities From Planning for Climate, Disaster Resilience
LA is Finally Tackling its Concrete Problem
How Voluntary Carbon Markets Can Reshape Real Estate’s Sustainability Playbook
‘Fish-Friendly’ Washington Development Blends Affordability and Sustainability
California’s Key Environmental Law Is Blocking Its Path to Carbon Neutrality
Jeff Speck’s “Interesting Walk,” In Unexpected Art Forms
Fallen Confederate Statues Take Center Stage in the Year’s Boldest Show
Manhattan’s surprising new residential hot spot? 42nd Street
World Of Flight Opens First US Store In Philadelphia
PARIS2019: The impact of rent control on the Parisian rental market
The New Arena: How Sports-Anchored Districts Are Reshaping Cities
With Rental Registries, Cities Seek to Close Data Gap With Landlords
The Rise of Crowdfunded Real Estate
German Firm’s African Green-Energy Project Runs Into Ghosts From Past
In Virginia’s Ashton Heights, neighbors prize trees, original houses
Potential Implications of the Government Shutdown
Evaluation of the Promise Heights Promise Neighborhood
New York City Tackles Housing Crisis With Sweeping Midtown South Rezoning Plan
Will mining destroy America’s most-visited wilderness?
Last Year, Trump’s New Man at the Fed Thought Rates Were Too Low. What Changed.
Adaptive Recycled Plastic Architecture: Vacuum-Sealed Chainmail Structures Through Computational Design
$3.5B Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan Approved In Red Hook, Brooklyn
OpenAI to Join Tech Giants in Building 5 Data Centers in U.S.
Proposed Gas Pipeline Tests New York’s Allegiance to Green Energy
Judge Says Work on Wind Farm Off Rhode Island Can Proceed, for Now
Leveraging Adaptive Building Forms to Enhance Operational Efficiency in Selected Four-Star Hotels in Lagos, Nigeria
IDB Group Launches Reinvest+: Going Where the Money Is to Unlock Private Climate Finance
AI Is Going to Consume a Lot of Energy. It Can Also Help Us Consume Less
Multilateral Development Banks Hit Record $137 Billion in Climate Financing to Drive Sustainable Development Worldwide
Rating Agencies Give $991 Million in MTA Green Bonds High Marks
Charger Data Transparency: Curing Range Anxiety, Powering EV Adoption
Lima Presents Historic Advances in Sustainable Mobility and Air Quality With International Support
Hochul Urges Trump to Back Offshore Wind, Protect Clean Energy Job Boom
The Future of Trash Pickup, From Self-Driving Bins to AI-Powered Sorting
Training local workers and supporting migrants to fill green jobs gap could contribute $280bn to city economies by 2040
Exploring Public Health and Societal Determinants of Health with “Market Street Reimagined” Proposal by hb+a Architects
Adams Administration Announces Two New Projects in Housing Push, City Announces Plan To Redevelop New Utrecht Library In Bensonhurst, Brooklyn
Pricing for Opportunity: The Impact of Spatially Varying Rent Subsidies on Housing Voucher Neighborhoods and Take-up
NYC Council to vote on Bronx housing plan for ex-Rikers detainees in break from custom
Plan approved to transform Red Hook, Columbia Street Waterfront into new neighborhood
Four Principles Policymakers Should Follow To Make Housing More Affordable
San Francisco Races To Meet Housing Requirements As Upzoning Initiatives Advance
Developer adds to Gowanus boom with two projects that sidestep wage requirements
Public Restrooms: The Hidden Infrastructure of Civic Trust
Culture as an Axis of Urban Resilience in San José
San Diego Turns to Factory-Built Housing to Tackle Affordability Crisis
Evaluating the Housing Potential of California’s Community College Campuses
What’s Next for Opportunity Zones: A Brighter Future for U.S. Multifamily Development
Tenants Seek to Unionize One Private Equity Firm’s Entire Housing Portfolio
D.C. Council Passes Controversial Rental Act Aimed at Overhauling Housing Market
Should We Let Public Transit Die?
The Washington Commanders stadium is coming to D.C. Here’s what to expect.
Training Program with Union Paves Career Path for Bricklayer, PCC Apprentices
Households At The Top And Bottom Of The Income Ladder Are Renting More – Why?
What The Fed Rate Cut Means For Mortgage Rates And Money Market Funds
City built, preserved more than 33K affordable housing units in FY2025
NYU Furman Center
Local News Is on the Brink. Here’s How Cities Can Help.The Growing Threat of Microplastics and Plastics in the Philippines
Key Committee Votes No On Caesars Palace Times Square Casino, All Bets Are Off as Committee Rejects Avenir Casino Application
Time to build: Rules-based planning and construction project duration in Dublin
House Bill Will Call on Federal Agencies To Team Up For Affordable Housing
The Key Figures That Define Oklahoma City’s OAK Development
Memo to members & partners
One Housing Assistance Program Congress Is Actually Expanding
The Financial Impacts of Construction Defect Liability on Housing Development in California
Chicago Residents Sue City Over Inaccessible Sidewalks
Patterson Houses Community Welcomes Revitalized Open Spaces
Canada Announces New Federal Agency to Build Affordable Housing
Libraries Can Be Democracy’s Living Room
Strategic Framework for the Integration of Compressed Adobe Bricks (CABs) into Sustainable Urban Housing Design and Construction Practices in Lagos State, Nigeria
Refurbished Home Plate Plaque Unveiled at Polo Grounds
Cancel National Housing Crisis: Four Ways To Affordable Housing Now
Fall 2025 In NYC Real Estate: Hope For The Best, Plan For The Meh
Estimating a housing Phillips curve: Evidence from Norway
NYC Developers Build 99-Unit Buildings to Avoid Wage Requirements
Transforming Education in Zimbabwe Through Gender-Responsive Pedagogy
Rejected Manhattan casino sites could pivot to residential, office projects
Study Compares Direct-to-Tenant Cash Assistance and Housing Vouchers in Philadelphia
Black Family Thriving: An Analysis of Wealth and Wealth Building in the South
Supporting the Implementation of CalAIM within Permanent Supportive Housing
Inclusive growth or displacement? Examining upzoning and gentrification in Lahore, Pakistan
Death of 3,200-unit Innovation QNS project deals blow to city’s housing goals
AHow Trump Can Get Real About Homelessness
Upzoning and Redevelopment: The Details Matter
To Boost Housing, Chicago Kills Parking Minimums
The Fix for Solar Power Blackouts Is Already Here
A Startup Is Tapping Underground Parking Garages for Clean Energy
Americans Are Getting Priced Out of Homeownership at Record Rates
‘Affordable Housing Is An Oxymoron’: Why Homes For Low-Income Renters Are Far More Expensive To Build
Big Tech Pledged Billions for New Housing
NYC Builders Are Converting Shuttered Migrant Hotels Into Apartments
America’s Housing Market is Shuddering
How Climate Change Could Spread Malaria
What England’s New National Cycling Network Needs to Get Rolling
How an NYC Suburb Is Actually Managing to Bring Rents Down
EPA Moves to Cancel $7 Billion in Grants for Solar Energy
Triangles, Crescents, Slivers: Can Odd-Shaped Lots Help Ease the Housing Crisis?
UK Housing Developers Downsize Projects as Delays Hit High-Rises
Republicans and Democrats Are Joining Forces to Fix America’s Housing Affordability Crisis. Here’s What’s in Their Plan.
Climate Regulation Liberation Day
Wind Farms in Scotland Show How to Counter Nimbyism
The Country Where 76% of Cars Sold Are Electric
An Underrated Upside to YIMBY Ideas? Better-Looking Buildings
Opinion | Is Decarbonization Dead?
The World Court Joins the Fight Over Climate Change
Worst Case Housing Needs Reach New High
A 450% Rent Hike Hangs Over One of the Last Affordable Buildings on Billionaires’ Row
There’s Cheap Housing Right Under Our Noses. Will NYC Mayoral’s candidates tap into it?
Affordable-Housing Projects Stall Over Proposed Cuts to Rental Assistance
New NYC Housing Proposals Set Up Battle Between Mayor and Council
Ballot measures would curb Council’s power over housing, complicate mayoral race
Who is Behind a $5 Billion Development in Atlanta? Yup, a Sports Team.
The Dutch Intersection Is Coming to Save Your Life
A Risky Race to the Bottom on Housing Credit
Council approves $600M, 1,000-unit Harlem development
An Indispensable Theater Incubator Faces a Troubled Future
Homeless Population Declines in Los Angeles for a Second Straight Year
The Renewable-Energy Sector’s Relative Winners and Losers in the Megabill
‘Thrilled’ California Developers Cheer Rollback of State’s Environmental Law
The Whole Country Is Starting to Look Like California (Loss of NOAH)
Could the Electric Hydrofoil Ferry Change the Way We Commute?
The N.Y.C. Neighborhoods Where Home Prices Have Soared
Turning New York Offices into Homes Finally Works. Now There’s a Rent Freeze Catch.
Carbon Removal Startup Climeworks Fundraising Moves Past $1 Billion
Massachusetts to Follow NYC in Making Landlords Pay Broker Fees
Does Brooklyn Need a New Waterfront Neighborhood?
Co-Buying – How Gen Z Is Buying Homes
Need a Tool for a Home Project? Get Yourself a Library Card.
Nantucket’s Workers Are Living on the Margins
Saudi Fund Invests Hundreds of Millions in Proposed NYC Skyscraper
A Year for the Record Books: The State of the Nation’s Housing in Perspective
Homeownership: Not Enough Supply for Middle-Income Buyers
Understanding Housing Market Responses to Stringent Energy Codes
What Makes Rent ‘Fair’
Council targets Local Law 97 energy credits ‘loophole’
City moves to redevelop Long Island City sites once eyed for Amazon’s HQ2
On Real Estate: Battles over building heights are here to stay
City of Yes landmark transfer framework creates new opportunities
Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment is an engine for Bronx economic growth
Editorial: Hochul’s strategic moves must now forge pathways for suburban housing development
Predictions About the City’s Future, from Recession Odds to What’s Next for Penn Station
Adams Administration to Study Discrimination in Commercial Real Estate
This year will be make or break for city transit, climate projects
Affordable Apartments Are Coming to the Top of New York’s Skyline
Finding Common Ground: Land Trusts and CLTs Explore New Collaborations
In its third life, D.C. office building becomes first housing conversion
D.C. commission approves zoning change for U Street despite opposition
US voters press Congress candidates to fix housing crisis
Housing affordability gap: The salary needed to afford housing locally grew in the past year
Public Garden vs. Affordable Housing: A Court Rules for Housing
Neighbors Fight Affordable Housing, but Need Libraries. Can’t We Make a Deal?
‘Not Sustainable’: High Insurance Costs Threaten Affordable Housing
US Treasury to devote extra $100 mln over 3 years to affordable housing
Biden administration awards $85 mln to ease affordable housing development
Legalizing More Housing Construction with State and Local Innovations
Panelist Propose Solutions to improve the efficacy of housing choice vouchers
Opinion: NYC Can’t Solve Its Housing Crisis Without Addressing Voucher Discrimination
The Heat Crisis is a Housing Crisis
Why More Older New Yorkers are ending up in Homeless Shelter
The Importance of Expanding LIHTC to Address Housing Affordability
America’s Frozen Housing Market Is Warping the Economy
The State of the Nation’s Housing 2024
Rental Deserts, Segregation, and Zoning
The Short-Term Benefits of Emergency Rental Assistance
How to Make the GSEs’ Equitable Housing Finance Plans More Impactful
Scaling Supportive Housing as a Health Care Solution
Denver Housing to Health Project Housing Stability Payment Outcomes
Scaling Supportive Housing as a Health Care Solution
Lessons from 40 Years of Public Housing Policy
Innovative Approaches to Financing Public Housing Redevelopment
Statewide zoning reforms aren’t making much of a dent in Southern California’s housing affordability or production problems—at least not yet
Community land trusts: An ‘old-school’ innovation with ‘new school’ structural applications
Unlocking Integrated, Efficient Land Use and Transportation Through Innovative Financing of Transit-Oriented Development
Harnessing community-led structural reform in the U.S. housing sector for disaster resilience in Black communities
How U.S. cities are using federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to tackle housing affordability
Missoula Passes Homeless Encampment Law on Eve of Supreme Court Ruling
Amazon Promised to Deliver Affordable Housing. How’s It Doing?
Can Your Town Solve the Housing Crisis?
‘Not Sustainable’: High Insurance Costs Threaten Affordable Housing
Developers Sit on Empty Lots After Historic Apartment Boom
Biden administration to cap rent increases for some affordable housing units
Boston’s Beloved Triple-Deckers Are Next-Level Affordable Housing
Affordable Housing & Tax Pt. 1: Current Conditions; Home Mortgage Interest Deduction
Zoning Reforms to Mitigate America’s Affordable Housing Crisis
The free market won’t solve our nationwide housing affordability problem
Homeowners, Renters and Households
The free market won’t solve our nationwide housing affordability problem
How local governments can put their assets to work
Housing Finance Innovations Offer Promise in Today’s High-Interest-Rate, High-Cost Environment
Housing Finance: At a Glance Monthly Chartbook, May 2024
Workforce Housing Tax Credit
Patterns of Sprawl in Fresno and the Central San Joaquin Valley
Community Power Building for Housing Justice
Breaking Barriers to Affordable and Abundant Housing
NMHC Pulse Survey: Analyzing the Impact of Building Codes on Rental Housing Development & Affordability
Zoning Reforms to Mitigate Affordable Housing Crisis
New Tools Help Build New Housing for Middle Income Residents
What Would Jesus Do? Tackle the Housing Crisis, Say Some Congregations.
The D.C. region needs to build 87 new homes per day. It’s not close
Rent caps may end in Prince George’s. Tenants are organizing a fight.
The Other Side of the North Dakota Oil Boom: Evictions
Biden Rolls Out New Minimum Energy Standards for Affordable Housing
Suburban Housing And Urban Affordability: Evidence From Residential Vacancy Chains
To Increase the Housing Supply, Focus on ADU Financing
Lessons from the American Rescue Plan Act to Inform the Proposed $20 Billion Innovation Fund for Housing Expansion
ADUs could expand the affordable housing toolkit—if local governments can work through some growing pains
Places of Worship Tackle the Affordable Housing Shortage
New Apartment Towers Crowd the Jersey City Skyline
UCSD’s Student Housing Project to Offer Below-Market Rate Rental Options
Making Four Affordable Housing Developments Pencil Out in Southern California
To Fix a Housing Crisis, New York Leaders Seek to Revive a 1950s Idea
New Group Plans to Spend Big in Support of YIMBY Campaign
In Hospitals, Affordable Housing Gets the Long-Term Investor It Needs
US Treasury eases rules on unspent COVID aid to boost affordable housing
Less money, less house: How market forces are reshaping the American home
D.C. sold properties for affordable housing. Half are still vacant.
Biden Suggests a Bigger Federal Role to Reduce Housing Costs
Why Private Developers are Rejecting Government Money for Affordable Housing
Why a California Plan to Build More Homes is Failing
Chicago to Offer Most Generous Subsidies in U.S. to Save Its Downtown
Biden Administration Releases FY25 Budget Request
Reforming the Inspections Process
Evaluation of Tipping Point Community’s Chronic Homelessness Initiative
Zoning Reform, Now a Bipartisan Cause, Tries to Build a Bigger Tent
Once America’s Hottest Housing Market, Austin is Running in Reverse
New Blueprint Shows How Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Can Expand Affordable Housing
Rent Comes Down for the Wealthy, While Rising for the Rest
The Magic of the Granny Flat
Covid Housing Relief, Forever
Does Zoning Reform Work Only on Paper?
Multifamily Reckoning Repricing Risk Amid Higher Interest Rates
Case Study: Playhouse Square (Cleveland, Ohio)
Case Study: Crosstown Concourse (Memphis, Tennessee)
Case Study: Broad Street (Augusta, Georgia)
2024 Terwilliger Center Home Attainability Index
Exploring mismatch in within-metropolitan affordable housing in the United States
Affordable Housing: Tax Credits vs Deregulation
Housing First Is Still the Best Approach to Ending Homelessness
Why a White House Plan to Fund Office-to-Housing Conversions Isn’t Working Yet
Los Angeles Seeks a Speedier Way to Build New Affordable Housing
New York Rent-Control System Left Intact by US Supreme Court
A Rare Success Story for Public Housing Conversion
Alexandria residents sue city to preserve single-family-only zoning
The Trump administration’s new housing rules will worsen segregation
Joint Center For Housing Studies of Harvard University
Kentucky bill seeks to cut regulations, expand ‘middle housing’ to improve affordability
Can a National Zoning Atlas Chart a Way Out of the US Housing Crisis?
Kentucky bill seeks to cut regulations, expand ‘middle housing’ to improve affordability
As ‘Mansion Taxes’ Catch On in US Cities, Los Angeles Offers Lessons
To Ease Housing Crunch, Theme Parks Are Becoming Homebuilders
Affordable Housing Gets Boost in Congressional Tax Reform Proposal
New York City Aims to Build Affordable Housing in Wealthier Neighborhoods
Life insurers binge on US financing aimed at helping housing
Howard University, Amazon celebrate renovation of D.C. Apartment Building
Beating the Odds on Chronic Homelessness in Minneapolis
America Is Aging Into a Housing Crisis for Older Adults
New White House Rule Aims to Curb Evictions in Affordable Housing
Underlying Causes of Housing Unaffordability in the United States
Producing affordable housing in higher-opportunity neighborhoods: Incentives in California’s LIHTC program
How College Football is Clobbering Housing Markets Across the Country
The Old New Way to Provide Cheap Housing
Housing Booms Benefit Just a Few While Communities Struggle
What the YIMBY Winning Streak Means
The Other Housing Crisis: Too Many Sick, Aging Homes
Affordable Housing Taxes Sweep the Ballots in Three US Cities
Early-Life Health Impacts of Affordable Housing in Higher-Income Areas: Evidence from Massachusetts Chapter 40B
Accessory Dwelling Units: Lessons For Massachusetts From Around The Country
Housing America’s Older Adults 2023
Promoting Affordable Housing Partnerships in Nashville
Housing Finance: At a Glance Monthly Chartbook, November 2023
Housing at Its Core: Residential Affordability in Atlanta’s Five-County Core Area
The short- and long-run effects of remote work on U.S. housing markets
California Slams San Francisco for ‘Egregious’ Barriers to Housing Construction
Developer Promises Affordable Housing if Granted N.Y.C. Casino License
How the Bipartisan ‘Montana Miracle’ Confronts the Housing Crisis Head On
Chicago’s Proposed Mansion Tax Faces Troubled Real Estate Market
To Speed Office Conversions to Housing, Biden Unlocks Funding Resources
Adams Gets $1 Billion Hike to NYC Housing Agency Debt Cap
US Housing Crisis Fuels Hope for a Bipartisan Tax Bill
Can NYC Ease Housing Costs With ‘City of Yes’ Proposal?
The Path to Rebuilding Homes in Hawaii After Wildfire
One Way to Help Teacher Salaries Go Further: Free Housing
A third of would-be buyers cannot find affordable US homes, industry surveys show
Insurance Costs Weigh on LIHTC Deals
Louisville’s Black Neighborhoods Want To End Publicly-Funded Displacement
Can affluence and affordable housing coexist in Colorado’s Rockies?
Why Housing Reform Worked in Montana
First American City to Tame Inflation Owes Its Success to Affordable Housing
Small Churches Equal Big Opportunity
SHELTER: A Redistributive Affordable Housing Policy
Developers Forecast Major Affordable Housing Drought in 2025
Can Redevelopment Save Richmond’s Dilapidated Public Housing?
Converting Offices To Housing Is Hard. These Changes Could Make It Easier.
Lessons from a successful fight for affordable housing in the heart of Silicon Valley
Our Missing Middle Housing Didn’t Just Go Missing. It Was Torn Down.
Jersey City Is Trying to Reimagine Public Housing Redevelopment
The Weakness of Neighborhood Revitalization Planning in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program: Warnings from Connecticut
Reshaping the City
Appraisal Bias Is The Fair Housing Issue Of The Day
A Possible Land Value Tax in Detroit
The Potential For Supporting Low-Income Renters Through Transportation Spending Under The Infrastructure Investment And Jobs Act And Beyond
The Geography of Renter Financial Distress and Housing Insecurity During the Pandemic
JUE Insight: The effect of new market-rate housing construction on the low-income housing market
How Philly’s Eviction Diversion Program Became A Model For Cities Around The U.S.
Two Houston Developments Show Two Approaches To Gentrification
What Will It Take To Address Homelessness In Los Angeles?
Digitalization And Housing: Framing Paper For “Bringing Digitalization Home: How Can Technology Address Housing Challenges?”
Disaster Housing Recovery Policy
Austin Struggles To House Its Homeless After Voters Restored Camping Ban
Drivers of housing (un)affordability in the advanced economies: a review and new evidence
In Austin, A Village of Tiny Homes Makes A Big Impact
What Will It Take For Other Upstate New York Cities To Adopt Rent Control?
To Address Youth Homelessness, New York City Turns to Those With Experience
Housing in Brief: Only 5.8% of L.A.’s Emergency Housing Vouchers Were Used
Housing In Brief: Upstate New York Gets In On Rent Control
Affordable Housing Developers Want Exemptions From St. Paul’s Rent Control Law
Rising rents add to college students’ scramble for affordable housing
Inside Chicago’s Effort to Protect Tenants’ Right to Cool Air
Housing in Brief: Tenant-Owned Housing Gets a Boost in D.C.
Innovative Housing Can Address Affordability and Aging in Place
Housing in Brief: Congress Finds Private Equity Kept Buying Homes, Hiking Fees Over Pandemic
Housing in Brief: Landlords Are Raising Utility Bills To Get Around St. Paul’s Rent Control Laws
Apartheid by Another Name: How Zoning Regulations Perpetuate Segregation
2022 Terwilliger Center Home Attainability Index
New York multifamily market update
Housing in Brief: Philadelphia Has 22,000 Illegal Evictions a Year
Housing in Brief: NYC Board Votes to Raise Rents on Millions of Regulated Tenants
When Preserving Affordable Housing Is Cheaper Than Building It
Housing in Brief: Seattle Gets More Transparent About Its Homelessness Crisis
Housing Affordability and Commute Distance
The State of the Nation’s Housing 2022
The Short-Term Benefits of Emergency Rental Assistance
Cost of Regulations Report
Housing in Brief: New Yorkers Support Good Cause Eviction
Housing in Brief: Detroit Will Provide Free Legal Help to Renters Facing Eviction
Housing Affordability and Economic Growth
HUD PIH Announces Asset- and Credit-Building Moving to Work (MTW) Cohort
Housing in Brief: Cities Push Back Against California’s Rezoning Laws
Denver Tries to Build Better Housing for Formerly Incarcerated People
Housing in Brief: Delaware Bans Housing Voucher Discrimination
NYC Is Fighting for More Community Land Trust Funding
What Can Be Done When Housing Affordability Restrictions Expire?
LA Settlement Could Increase Shelter Spending to 3 billion
Secretary Fudge Announces Directive to Review HUD Policies Posing Barriers to Housing for People with Criminal Histories
The Secret Behind Wichita’s Success With Emergency Housing Vouchers
Cooperatively Owned Builder Sees Affordable Housing, Climate Action in ‘Granny Flats’
“The Rent Eats First”: Rental Housing Unaffordability In The United States
How Oakland Anti-Displacement Advocates Use Carbon Emissions Cash
S.F. Affordable Housing Program Aims for Balance
Affordable Housing Community for Farm Workers Flourishes in Oahu
Long Island, We Need to Talk (About Housing)
America’s Rental Housing 2022
Making the Rent: Household Spending Strategies During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Did Bergen County, NJ End Homelessness? It’s Complicated
How St. Paul Became Home to Minnesota’s First Commercial Community Land Trust
18 People, a Deadly Fire: For Some, Crowded Housing Is Not a Choice
‘Magic’ Multigenerational Housing Aims to Alleviate Social Isolation
Improving Active Transportation Infrastructure in Four North American Cities during COVID: Lessons for Equitable Engagement and Implementation
States Can Improve Housing Well-Being Through Thoughtfully Designed Policies
The Impact Of The Pandemic On Landlords: Evidence From Two National Surveys
Memphis City Leaders Hoped a $30M Federal Grant Would Transform This Neighborhood. Why Hasn’t It?
In Brief: Growing Number of U.S. Suburbs See Renters Outnumber Owners
How Are Landlords Faring During The Covid-19 Pandemic? Evidence From A National Cross-Site Survey
The State of the Nation’s Housing 2021
Inclusionary housing in the United States: dynamics of local policy and outcomes in diverse markets
Housing Shortages and the new downturn of residential mobility in the US
Renters’ Responses to Financial Stress During the Pandemic
The Impact of COVID-19 on Small Landlords: Survey Evidence from Albany and Rochester, New York
Housing Connecticut’s Future: Meeting the State’s Affordable and Accessible Housing Needs
The Rent Eats First: Rental Housing Unaffordability in the US
Sea level rise and coastal flooding threaten affordable housing
The State of the Nation’s Housing 2020
Housing Industry Finds Unexpected Strength in Certain Products in the Face of COVID-19 and Recession
LGBT PEOPLE AND HOUSING AFFORDABILITY, DISCRIMINATION, AND HOMELESSNESS
More for Less? An Inquiry into Design and Construction Strategies for Addressing Multifamily Housing Costs
2020 Terwilliger Center Home Attainability Index
America’s Rental Housing 2020
To improve housing affordability, we need better alignment of zoning, taxes, and subsidies
Three Private-Sector Approaches to Preserving Affordable Housing in the Carolinas
A Fresh Look at contemporary perspectives on housing affordability
Updating CRA Geography: It’s Not Just About Assessment Areas
Documenting the Long-Run Decline in Low-Cost Rental Units in the US by State
HUD’s Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule: A Contribution and Challenge to Equity Planning for Mixed Income Communities
NYCHA’s Road Ahead: Capital and Operating Budget Needs, Shortfalls, and Plans
DOES GENTRIFICATION DISPLACE POOR CHILDREN? NEW EVIDENCE FROM NEW YORK CITY MEDICAID DATA
The Challenges of Balancing Rent Stability, Fair Return, and Predictability under New York’s Rent Stabilization System
How NYCHA Preserves Diversity in New York’s Changing Neighborhoods
Exploring Upzoning as a Tool to Increase California’s Housing Supply
Housing Policies in California Cities: Seeking Local Solutions to a Statewide Shortfall
Backyard Housing Boom: New Markets for Affordable Housing and the Role of Digital Technology
How the Private Sector Is Helping Mitigate Austin’s Homelessness Issues
South Florida Mayors Focused on Reducing Congestion, Keeping Housing Affordable
Laboratories of Regulation: Understanding the Diversity of Rent Regulation Laws
Concrete Steps Congress Can Take To Solve America’s Housing Crisis
Case Study: The Pavilion at the Confluence Park (San Antonio, TX)
Case Study: MoMA (New York, NY)
Case Study: Perelman Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
Case Study: Avenue of the Arts (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Case Study: Short North (Columbus, Ohio)
Case Study: Tashiro Kaplan Lofts (Seattle, Washington)
Case Study: Capitol Hill Arts & Culture District (Seattle, Washington)
Case Study: Arts Emerson (Boston, Massachusetts)
Case Study: 42nd Street Development Project in NYC (New York, NY)
Case Study: 11th Street Bridge Park (Washington D.C)
Case Study: Power Station at BerkleeNYC (New York, NY)
Case Study: Fourth Arts Block /FAB (New York, New York)
Case Study: Austin Cultural Trust (Austin, Texas)
Case Study: Red River District (Austin, Texas)
Case Study: Indianapolis Cultural Trail (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Case Study: 6th Street (Austin, Texas)
Case Study: Marion Street (Tampa Bay, Florida)
Case Study: The Ritz at Washington Heights (Washington Heights, North Carolina)
Case Study: Monroe Street Market, (Washington DC)
Case Study: Times Square Theater District (New York, New York)
Case Study: Resiliency Program (Miami Beach, FL)
Urban Institute: Housing First Is Still the Best Approach to Ending Homelessness
New 42nd Street Studios (New York, New York)
Once America’s Hottest Housing Market, Austin is Running in Reverse
Dia Beacon (Beacon, New York)
The Brooklyn Cultural District (Brooklyn, New York)
WSJ: Planes, Trains and Buses: What Gets Electrified Next?
WSJ: Are Battery-Powered Home Appliances in Our Future?
WSJ: The Push to Store Renewable Energy in Massive Salt Caverns
WSJ: Underground Thermal Energy Networks May Be About to Have Their Moment
WSJ: Bezos Earth Fund Commits to Continue Financing Climate Targets Group
WSJ: How to Make Climate Progress: Tie It to CEO Pay
WSJ: Diversity Goals Are Disappearing From Companies’ Annual Reports
NYT: What Can ‘Green Islam’ Achieve in the World’s Largest Muslim Country?
NYT: The Widest-Ever Global Coral Crisis Will Hit Within Weeks, Scientists Say
NYT: Interior Said to Reject Industrial Road Through Alaskan Wilderness
NYT: China’s Cities Are Sinking Below Sea Level, Study Finds
NYT: Hot Oceans Worsened Dubai’s Dramatic Flooding, Scientists Say
NYT: The Missing $1 Trillion
NYT: Scotland Made Big Climate Pledges. Now They’re ‘Out of Reach.’
NYT: Drought Pushes Millions Into ‘Acute Hunger’ in Southern Africa
NYT: Al Gore Thinks Trump Will Lose and Climate Activists Will Triumph
NYT: Chinese Export Surge Clouds U.S. Hopes of a Domestic Solar Boom
NYT: Biden Shields Millions of Acres of Alaskan Wilderness From Drilling and Mining
NYT: Biden Administration Announces Rule to Strengthen Protection of Public Lands
NYT: Greece Announces New Plan to Protect Some of Its Pristine Beaches
The Economist: China’s better economic growth hides reasons to worry
The Economist: How two small Texas towns became the patent-law centre of America
Crain’s: Casinos get city-level green light as council approves zoning change
Crain’s: What’s in the New York state budget: housing, speed limits, Medicaid, weed shops
Crain’s: Don’t give up on housing mandates
Crain’s: New York’s first electric skyscraper promises luxury with lower emissions
Crain’s: Brooklyn Navy Yard seeks new ideas for empty manufacturing space
WSJ: Rents Are Still Rising and Pumping Up Inflation
NYT: The Real Estate Nightmare Unfolding in Downtown St. Louis
NYT: Housing, Crime, Climate: The Big Questions Holding Up New York’s Budget
NYT: New Group Plans to Spend Big in Support of YIMBY Campaigns
WSJ: Construction Firms Go Circular as They Try to Meet Demand for Greener Office Buildings
WSJ: Offshore Wind Industry Gets a Boost From New Tax Tweak
NYT: Helping the World Get Around More Easily — and Sustainably
WSJ: Recharge as You Drive? The Future of EVs Could Be Wireless
WSJ: Corporate Bond Issuance Is Booming—but Not Sustainability-Linked Bonds
WSJ: “Private Developers Explore Affordable Housing Without Public Funds”
NYT: Why the Cost of Biden’s Climate Law Keeps Going Up
NYT: A Consensus Emerges at Davos: Trump Will Win Re-Election
Bank of America Pledged to Stop Financing Coal. Now It’s Backtracking.
NYT: Investors Pull Billions From Sustainable Funds Amid Political Heat
NYT: A New Bill Could Bring ‘Social Housing’ to New York
NYT: New York Reimagined Subsidized Housing. What Happened?
NYT: In Landmark Climate Ruling, European Court Faults Switzerland
NYT: In Los Angeles, a Growing Sense That ‘Historic’ Weather Is Becoming Normal
NYT: The Fingerprints on Chile’s Fires and California Floods: El Niño and Warming
NYT: Could a Giant Parasol in Outer Space Help Solve the Climate Crisis?
NYT: The Planet Needs Solar Power. Can We Build It Without Harming Nature?
NYT: Making Farming More Climate-Friendly Is Hard. Just Ask Europe’s Politicians.
NYT: 2024 Begins With More Record Heat Worldwide
NYT: Six Spongy Sea Creatures Suggest Warming Might Be Worse Than Thought.
NYT: Have We Crossed a Dangerous Warming Threshold? Here’s What to Know.
NYT: New Jersey Challenges N.Y.C. Congestion Pricing in Federal Court
NYT: Riding in Style on Japanese Trains
NYT: Trains Are Cleaner Than Planes, Right?
NYT: Progressive Candidate Could Upend the San Francisco Mayor’s Race
NYT: Shohei Ohtani’s Arrival Reflects Diversity of Dodgers Fans, and Los Angeles
NYT: As Graffiti Moves From Eyesore to Amenity, Landlords Try to Cash In
NYT: The Perilous Existence of a Hamptons Day Laborer
NYT: A New York Housing Deal Could Be Close. What’s Holding It Up?
NYT: New Report Reveals N.Y.C. Areas Most Hurt by Environmental Inequities
NYT: Can We Engineer Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis?
NYT: The New Climate Tech
NYT: Iceland Is Living in our Future
NYT: Warming Is Getting Worse. So They Just Tested a Way to Deflect the Sun.
NYT: The Surprising Left-Right Alliance That Wants More Apartments in Suburbs
NYT: In Hospitals, Affordable Housing Gets the Long-Term Investor It Needs
NYT: U.S. Approves $500 Million for Bahrain Oil Project, Despite Opposition
NYT: In Paris, the Olympics Clean Up Their Act
NYT: Oil Fields Release Far More Methane Than Thought, Study Finds
NYT: The Best Way to Find Out if We Can Cool the Planet
NYT: Court Temporarily Halts S.E.C.’s New Climate Rules
NYT: Brazil’s Clashing Goals: Protect the Amazon and Pump Lots More Oil
NYT: A Pop Star’s Wonky Climate Campaign
NYT: A New Surge in Power Use Is Threatening U.S. Climate Goals
NYT: After Another Subway Shooting, New York Wrestles With Question of Safety
NYT: The Actor Who Rides the Subway to the Oscars
NYT: Why the National Guard Can’t Ease All Fears About Riding the Subway
NYT: National Guard in the Subway? New Yorkers Have Their Doubts.
NYT: Why Bicycle Deaths in New York City Are at a 24-Year High
NYT: Do You Have to Let the National Guard Search Your Bag on the Subway?
NYT: A Subway Plan Aimed to Ease Fears. The Blowback Was Immediate.
NYT: National Guard and State Police Will Patrol the Subways and Check Bags
NYT: National Guard in the Subway? A Transit Reporter Explains.
NYT: Foes and Fans of Congestion Pricing Sound Off at Final Public Hearings
Bronx Times: Developers, pols break ground on $1B affordable and senior housing complex in Soundview
NYT: How China Came to Dominate the World in Solar Energy
Financial Times: Brighter skies for US offshore wind
NYT: John Kerry: ‘I Feel Deeply Frustrated’
NYT: Biden Vows to ‘Save the Planet From the Climate Crisis’
NYT: How a Climate Rule Got Watered Down
NYT: Biden Makes the Case on Climate
NYT: S.E.C. Approves New Climate Rules Far Weaker Than Originally Proposed
NYT: Weirdly Warm Winter Has Climate Fingerprints All Over It, Study Says
NYT: Global Warming Is Particularly Bad for Women-Led Families, Study Says
NYT: To Fix a Housing Crisis, New York Leaders Seek to Revive a 1950s Idea
The Economist: Why Africa is crypto’s next frontier
Crain’s: Uber teams up with Revel to boost city’s EV charging network
Crain’s: City says no more Uber, Lyft vehicles needed after surge of electric taxi licenses
Crain’s: Mayor’s business-boosting zoning plan advances to final stage, with some tweaks
Crain’s: Midtown rezoning would create 4,000 homes, Adams administration says
Crain’s: City, construction group launching $400M affordable housing fund
NYT: An Architect Build Toward the Future on Mexico’s Border
NYT: U.S. Seeks to Boost Nuclear Power After Decades of Inertia
WSJ: Companies Say Push to Decarbonize Comes From Their Own Boards
WSJ: Forest Investors Debate What to Do With All Their Trees: Time or Carbon Credits?
WSJ: The New Hot Climate Investment Is Heat Itself
WSJ: U.S. Renewable Power Growth is Setting New Records on the Back of Federal Support
NYT: Disasters Forced 2.5 Million Americans From Their Homes Last Year
NYT: Millions of Fund Investors Are Getting A Voice
NYT: The Tax Break New York Relied on to Build Housing Is Gone. What’s Next?
NYT: Georgia Senators Press Biden for Tougher Tariffs on Chinese Solar Panels
NYT: U.S. Will Pay to Add Solar Panels to Hospitals, Schools After Disasters
NYT: On Nantucket, a Legal Maneuver to Protect Historic Homes From Gutting
The Economist: Data centres improved greatly in energy efficiency as they grew massively larger
Crain’s: Adams demands housing help, leans on allies in State of the City speech
Crain’s: Repair for Cross Bronx Expressway’s neighborhood division gets $150M federal grant
Crain’s: Con Edison advances $1.2B Queens energy project at ratepayers’ expense
Crain’s: New York’s offshore wind industry faces a financial reckoning
Crain’s: New York eyes joining with nearby states to regionally plan offshore wind projects
Crain’s: What to know about New York’s nascent offshore wind industry
Crain’s: Affordable housing could replace Brooklyn hospital
NYT: Biden Administration Faces Pushback on Another Gas Project, This Time Overseas
NYT: To Slash Carbon Emissions, Colleges Are Digging Really Deep
NYT: Can A.I. Help the Fire Trucks Show Up Sooner?
NYT: Reading, Writing, Math … and Climate Change?
NYT: Facing Backlash, Some Corporate Leaders Go ‘Under the Radar’ With D.E.I.
NYT: ‘We’re All Climate Economists Now’
The Economist: Our Big Mac index shows how burger prices are changing
The Economist: Could AI transform life in developing countries?
The Economist: Can scientists save your morning cup of coffee?
The Economist: Can MSCI drag private markets out of the shadows?
WSJ: For the Osage, This Century’s Fight Is Over Wind Turbines
WSJ: Global Emissions From Electricity Set to Fall Even as Power Demand Climbs, IEA Predicts
WSJ: Tesla Makes It Harder for Investors to Ignore Its Problems
WSJ: Bipartisan Backing to Explore Fast Tracking Solar and Wind on Oil-And-Gas Lands
WSJ: Rio Tinto Inks Power Deal With European Energy for Giant Australia Solar Farm
WSJ: Desperate Chinese Property Developers Resort to Bizarre Marketing Tactics
WSJ: Some Private-Equity Firms Stick With Natural Gas Despite Climate Concerns
WSJ: Exxon Sues Two ESG Investors
WSJ: Forget the Term ‘ESG.’ But Don’t Ignore the Power of the Concept.
The Economist: The choice between a poorer today and a hotter tomorrow
The Economist: The surprising upside of climate migration
Bloomberg: Norway’s Oil Capital Offers Free Public Transport to Locals
NYT: A Giant Wind Farm Is Taking Root Off Massachusetts
NYT: More Data in the Cloud Means More Centers on the Ground to Move It
WSJ: Portland Is Losing Its Residents
WSJ: Climate Risk a Major Challenge for Insurance Industry, Treasury Says
WSJ: Salt Lake City Ups the Ante in Bid to Become a Fintech Hub
WSJ: Los Angeles Homeless Population Jumped 10%, Resuming Prepandemic Growth
NYT: Public Garden vs. Affordable Housing: A Court Rules for Housing
Forbes: How Citi Impact Investing Seeks To Drive Positive Change And Financial ReturnsForbes:
World Bank: Economic development unlocked: a meta-analysis of infrastructure’s impact
Inter-American Development Bank: Mobility for whom? Leveraging Transport for Socially Inclusive Development
The NYCHA Journal: HPD, NYCHA & HDC Announce Plans & Partners for 200 Affordable Senior Homes in Brooklyn
WSJ: Shell’s New Strategy Avoids the Toughest Questions
NYT: Almost $80 Billion Needed for Repairs to New York City’s Public Housing
WSJ: Big Companies on Verge of New Market for Clean-Energy Tax Credits
WSJ: Hotel Owners Start to Write Off San Francisco as Business Nosedives
WSJ: Electricity Transmission Plan Likely to Get New Look in Washington
WSJ: Why America Isn’t Ready for the EV Takeover
NYT: Energy Tax Credits, Meant to Help U.S. Suppliers, May Be Hard to Get
NYT: New York City Sues Queens Library Architects Over Lack of Accessibility
NYT: New York City Residents Will Soon Have to Compost Their Food Scraps
The Economist: California’s reparations scheme is bad policy and worse politics
Bloomberg: NYC Aims to Double Contract Work for Women and Minority-Owned Businesses
NYT: Fire smoke dimmed the sun. Scientists see research opportunities.
WSJ: Underground Hydrogen Could Supercharge Green Energy. First, Scientists Have to Find It
The Economist: What to read to understand Chicago
WSJ: Wave of Rental Resets to Further Deplete Affordable Housing
NYT: When Trains Block a Road, Local Officials Have Few Options
NYT: The Energy Transition Is Underway. Fossil Fuel Workers Could Be Left Behind
NYT: Vermont Floods Show Limits of America’s Efforts to Adapt to Climate Change
NYT: How Philadelphia Kept Thousands of Tenants From Being Evicted
WSJ: Rockland Targets Gas-Fired Backup Power Plants With New $700 Million Fund
WSJ: Residential Solar Confronts a Critical Year
WSJ: Climate Change Has Hit Home Insurance. Is Health Insurance Next?
WSJ: America’s ESG Hiring Boom Is Starting to Cool
Bloomberg: Can a National Zoning Atlas Chart a Way Out of the US Housing Crisis?
NYT: Anxiety, Mood Swings and Sleepless Nights: Life Near a Bitcoin Mine
WSJ: Over the top pet amenities draw renters to luxury apartment buildings
WSJ: Everybody Knew the Invasive Grass of Maui Posed a Deadly Fire Threat, but Few Acted
WSJ: Solar Boom Spreads to Timberlands and Self-Storage Rooftops
WSJ: Banks Don’t Love Rich Mortgage Borrowers as Much as They Used To
WSJ: Why Schools Are Building Housing for Teachers
WSJ: Extreme Heat, Floods, Fire: Was Summer 2023 the New Normal?
WSJ: Billionaire Buyers Like Jeff Bezos Have Supercharged Miami’s High-End Home Market
WSJ: The City Where People Aren’t Going Back to Offices
WSJ: How High a Rate Can Housing Take?
WSJ: Building Green: New Technologies to Create Less Polluting Cement
WSJ: Inside the Most Expensive ZIP Code in America
WSJ: Midsize Cities Struggle With Snowballing Homelessness
WSJ: Australia Floods: Planes Submerged, Crocodile Seen In Middle of Town
WSJ: Clean-Energy Investment Likely to Fall in 2024, SEB Warns
WSJ: Biden Pushes Strict Climate-Subsidy Rules Despite Energy Producers’ Warnings
WSJ: Mount Everest is in Trouble
WSJ: Storm Brings Flooding Rains in Southern California, Threatens Arizona
WSJ: What Sustainability Executives Are Saying About COP28
WSJ: The Impossible Energy ‘Transition’
WSJ: Facing Housing Shortages, Cities Try Cramming More Units on Lots
WSJ: Russia’s Economy Has a Surprising Problem: A Property Bubble
WSJ: The Rise of the Forever Renters
WSJ: How the Housing Market Slowdown Is Rippling Through the Economy in Five Charts
NYT: How America’s Diet Is Feeding the Groundwater Crisis
NYT: How College Football Is Clobbering Housing Markets Across the Country
NYT: The storm brought flooding and high tides to South Carolina on Sunday.
NYT: East Coast Storm – Heavy Winds and Rain Push Through New England
NYT: Power Outages and Flooding Afflict New England After Storm
NYT: California Allows Wastewater to Be Recycled Into Drinking Water
NYT: City Council Votes to Limit Criminal Background Checks by Landlords
NYT: Texas Housing Developer Accused of Preying on Hispanic Buyers
NYT: BYD, a Chinese Powerhouse in Electric Cars, Will Build a Plant in Hungary
NYT: Will You Have a White Christmas This Year? Probably not.
NYT: How a Crisis in Truck Driving Could Change Life in Japan
NYT: A Thriving Border Town Undercuts South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Mood
NYT: Irwin Cohen, Who Turned a Factory Into Chelsea Market, Dies at 90
NYT: New York Settles Suit That Said Its Housing Rules Worsened Segregation
NYT: ‘The Social Contract Has Been Completely Ruptured’: Ireland’s Housing Crisis
NYT: Missing Profits May Be a Problem for the Green Transition
NYT: Take a Look at the First Major Offshore Wind Farm to Power U.S. Homes
NYT: Tackling Climate Change in the Birthplace of Oil
NYT: Drought Touches a Quarter of Humanity, U.N. Says, Disrupting Lives Globally
NYT: Climate Change Is Driving a Sharp Drop in Snow Levels, Study Finds
NYT: A New Era in Global Heat
NYT: Electric Roads Could Be a Path to a Driverless Future
NYT: After Years of Delays, Amtrak Moves Toward Faster Trains in the Northeast
NYT: What We Learned From Bogotá’s Buses
NYT: A City’s Campaign Against Homelessness Brings Stories of Violence
NYT: As Utility Bills Rise, Low-Income Americans Struggle for Access to Clean Energy
NYT: Can a Big Village Full of Tiny Homes Ease Homelessness in Austin?
NYT: Many of You Have Strong Feelings on Congestion Pricing. Here Are Some of Them.
NYT: Why I Welcome New York City’s Congestion Pricing Plan
NYT: In Europe, Trains Are Full, and More Are on the Way
NYT: Britain’s Economy Is ‘Not Working.’ Here Are 2 Key Reasons.
NYT: Massachusetts Switches On Its First Large Offshore Wind Farm
NYT: Downtowns Are Full of Empty Buildings. Universities Are Moving In.
NYT: Will Detroit’s Comeback Benefit Detroiters?
NYT: 2023: The Year You Didn’t Buy a House
NYT: When Will New York Solve Its Affordable Housing Crisis? Probably Not This Year.
WSJ: Volkswagen’s Elusive Quest to Make an EV for the Masses
WSJ: The American South Is Booming. Why Is Mississippi Left Behind?
WSJ: Can America Reach Its Clean Energy Goals? Here’s Where It Stands
WSJ: A Fracker Tries to Produce ‘Guilt-Free’ Gas
WSJ: Why Manufacturing Is in a Slump, Despite Signs of a Renaissance
WSJ: India’s Infrastructure Push Is Key to Taking on China
WSJ: Florida Developers Head West With $1 Billion Ski-Town Project
WSJ: Finance Executives Hope Certainty Is Ahead on ESG Disclosures
The Economist: Can the North Sea become Europe’s new economic powerhouse?
NYT: How to Make Room for One Million New Yorkers
NYT: San Francisco’s Montgomery Street Could Signal a Downtown Revival
NYT: New York City Aims to Build Affordable Housing in Wealthier Neighborhoods
NYT: I Want a City, Not a Museum
NYT: Electrify All the Big, Noisy, Belching Trucks
NYT: Climate Museum Pops Up in SoHo, Capital of Buying Stuff
NYT: A Record-Breaking Warm, Snowless Winter Confounds Midwesterners
Crain’s: MTA moves to replace subway turnstiles in fare-evasion fight
Crain’s: Huge questions on migrant crisis loom for New York in 2024
Crain’s: Congestion pricing clears final hurdles as launch nears in early 2024
Crain’s: New York City will subsidize construction of more mixed-income housing
NYT: New York Wants to Pay Landlords to Fix and Rent Single-Room Apartments
WSJ: A Shale Oil CEO’s Second Act: Going Green
NYT: What Does ‘Unabated’ Mean, Anyway?
NYT: U.S. Supports ‘Largely’ Phasing Out Fossil Fuels, John Kerry Says at Climate Summit
NYT: Tiny Electric Vehicles Pack a Bigger Climate Punch Than Cars
NYT: Air-Conditioning Use Will Surge in a Warming World, U.N. Warns
NYT: In Dubai, a ‘Good Vibes Only’ Approach to Climate Change
NYT: After 50 Years, a Danish Commune Is Shaken From Its Utopian Dream
NYT: Public Housing Is in Shambles. These Tenants Get a Say in How to Fix It.
NYT: How Much Can Forests Fight Climate Change? A Sensor in Space Has Answers.
NYT: The Old New Way to Provide Cheap Housing
NYT: Miami Has Matured into a Cultural Capital. What’s next?
The Economist: Solar geoengineering is becoming a respectable idea
The Economist: Progress on climate change has been too slow. But it’s been real
WSJ: Why No One Wants to Pay for the Green Transition
WSJ: Environmentalists Face Off Against Environmentalists Over Offshore Wind Projects
Crain’s: New York designs cap-and-invest program to reduce greenhouse emissions
NYT: Exxon Mobil Plans to Produce Lithium in Arkansas
NYT: Polluting Industries Say the Cost of Cleaner Air Is Too High
NYT: U.S. and China Agree to Displace Fossil Fuels by Ramping Up Renewables
NYT: ‘A Beautiful Place That Has a Dragon’: Where Hurricane Risk Meets Booming Growth
NYT: China Wants to Bulldoze Old Neighborhoods to Revive the Economy
Crain’s: Citi Bike service is unreliable in low-income neighborhoods: comptroller report
Crain’s Editorial: Mapping a truck route plan in which business and health needs coexist
Crain’s: Remote work continues to shape the city
Crain’s: It’s boom times for startups trying to electrify aviation
Crain’s: The Manhattan Downtown Heliport aims to be the country’s first electric air taxi hub
Crain’s: Wall Street is tapping firms led by women, minorities for billion-dollar bond deals
Crain’s: Amtrak snafu sharpens focus on buildings over train tracks
WSJ: China’s Spending on Green Energy Is Causing a Global Glut
WSJ: China’s Problem With Unfinished Homes Keeps Getting Bigger
The Economist: Three climate fights will dominate COP28
WSJ: How Two of America’s Wealthiest Vacation Spots Are Fighting to Free Up Homes for Locals
WSJ: There’s Never Been a Worse Time to Buy Instead of Rent
NYT: Electric Grids Are a Hidden Weak Spot in World’s Climate Plans, Report Warns
NYT: Developer Promises Affordable Housing if Granted N.Y.C. Casino License
NYT: As Coal Plants Shutter, a Chance to Redevelop ‘the Gates of Hell’
Bloomberg: Banks Told to Review Clients in Historic ESG Crackdown in EU
The Economist: Land reform in Africa is challenging the power of chiefs
The Economist: How to deal with the global anti-climate backlash
NYT: Colleges Snap Up Unused Office Space in a Slumping Market
NYT: Climate Change Is a Key Obstacle for New York City’s Transit System
DOE Announces Prize Winners in the First-Ever HBCU Clean Energy Education Prize
HUD Awards $160.1 Million in Grants to Create and Preserve Affordable Housing for Low-Income Seniors
The Sacramento Bee: 130 Sacramento families could qualify for $500 a month in extra income. Here’s how to apply
University of Michigan Poverty Solutions: What does guaranteed income mean for Ann Arbor?
US DoT: Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Climate and Transportation Research Funding
Chicago Booth Review: Razing Public Housing Led to Gentrification
Eviction Lab: Gentrification’s Role in the Eviction Crisis
Bloomberg: YouTubers Fuel a Housing Crunch in One of Europe’s Tiniest Nations
Bloomberg: NYC Flooding Renews Calls for Safer Basement Apartments
JAMA: Gentrification as a Factor in the Incidence of Firearm Injuries
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NYT: California Governor to Sign Landmark Climate Disclosure Bill
AP News: Energy Department announces $325M for batteries that can store clean electricity longer
NYT: Biden’s Green Energy Money Is Sugar on a Poison Pill
NYT: Looking to Space in the Race to Decarbonize
NYT: In Yards, Offices and Basements, New York Hopes to Build 100,000 Homes
NYT: No Bidders in British Offshore Wind Auction
WSJ: How Reflective Paint Brings Down Scorching City Temperatures
WSJ: The Coming Green Energy Bailout
Crain’s: Temporary health care workers could be a lifeline for city’s Airbnbs
Crain’s: State launches $650M incentive program meant to boost housing production
Crain’s: Plans for 9-story West Side homeless shelter move forward
WSJ: Buildings Are Empty, Now They Have to Go Green
WSJ: Two Cyclones Hit Days Apart. Can Scientists Prove Climate Change Caused Them?
WSJ: How Did Things Go So Wrong at This Arizona Park Built With Muni Bonds?
WSJ: Blackstone, Office Giant Vornado to Join Forces on Manhattan’s First Film-and-TV Studio
WSJ: Artificial Intelligence Steps In to Lower Carbon Footprint of Buildings
WSJ: For low lying communities what happens when the water keeps rising?
WSJ: ESG Busters Need a New Playbook
NYT: What to Know About China’s Real Estate Crisis
NYT: Why It’s So Hard for China to Fix Its Real Estate Crisis
NYT: How China Made Its Housing Crisis Worse
NYT: At 30%, Solar Panel Tax Credits Are at a High Point for Now
NYT: This Is Public Housing. Just Don’t Call It That.
NYT: Why Are Mortgage Rates So High, and How Long Will They Stay Up?
NYT: America Has a Mortgage Problem
NYT: The Silicon Valley Elite Who Want to Build a City From Scratch
NYT: Casino Developers Are Funding Children’s Sports. Some Parents Object
WSJ: Montana Must Do More to Address Climate Change, Judge Rules
NYT: Can Affluence and Affordable Housing Coexist in Colorado’s Rockies?
NYT: New Top Cop at the E.P.A. Aims to Get Enforcement Back on Track
NYT: New York Plans to Convert Parts of Midtown Manhattan to Housing
NYT: A.I. Can’t Build a High-Rise, but It Can Speed Up the Job
NYT: Fire Exposes Flaws in Hawaii’s Defenses Against Climate Shocks
WSJ: The U.S. Clean-Energy Company That Hit the Subsidies Jackpot
WSJ: Solar Startup GlassPoint Lands $8 Million After a Reboot
WSJ: Virtual Healthcare Has Green Benefits
NYT: What Are the Big Ideas for New York City?
WSJ: Pouring Ice Into Concrete: Builders Adapt to Extreme Heat
The Economist: As Spain prepares to vote, its Socialist prime minister sets out the case for continuity
The Economist: Why Africa is poised to become a big player in energy markets
The Economist: Tesla’s surprising new route to EV domination
The Economist: Letters to the editor: On deep-sea mining, water regulation in Britain, the Italian left, working from home
Crain’s: Hefty utility increases set to hit New Yorkers’ wallets in August
Crain’s Editorial: City Council’s misguided voucher expansion misses the mark
Crain’s: Comptroller blasts BlackRock for picking oil exec for board
WSJ: The Biggest Winners in America’s Climate Law: Foreign Companies
WSJ: Tesla Outlines Plan to Create Largest Auto Factory in Germany
WSJ: How AI Might Change the Way We Supply and Consume Energy
NYT: Hochul Orders Stopgap Measures in Face of New York’s Housing Crisis
NYT: New Yorkers Got Broken Promises. Developers Got 20 Million Sq. Ft.
NYT: Insurer’s Retreat in Florida Signals Crisis With No Easy Fix
Crain’s: Op-ed: Unaffordable housing threatens the city’s future
WSJ: Business Insurance Roiled by Climate, Inflation
WSJ: Is Work From Home to Blame for Senior Housing’s Muted Recovery?
WSJ: Insurers Are in the Hot Seat on Climate Change
WSJ: Florida’s New Law Helps Investors Consider Real ESG
WSJ: EPA Launches Green Bank for Climate Funding in Low-Income Areas
WSJ: Chicago Suburb Pays Reparations to Black Residents in a ‘Test Run for the Whole Country’
Crain’s: How creative funding can help nonprofits start large, complex capital projects
Crain’s: New York City’s Next Big Immersive Attractions
NYT: Corporate Landscaping Opts for Native Plants Over Manicured Lawns
NYT: Community Land Trusts Are Working to Create New Homeowners
WSJ: The Math Problem Stymieing Small Businesses in Rural America
WSJ: Industries Reliant on Thriving Downtowns Suffer From Remote Work
WSJ: The Professor Helping Guide Billions in Climate Spending
WSJ: New York State Built Elon Musk a $1 Billion Factory. ‘It Was a Bad Deal.’
WSJ: Utility Companies Sell Wind, Solar Farms to Shore Up U.S. Power Grid
NYC Mayor Adams Signs Bill Paving Way for Electrification of All City Government Vehicles
The New York Times: Electric Grids Are a Hidden Weak Spot in World’s Climate Plans, Report Warns
The New York Times: The hope and hype of hydrogen
AMNY: Con Edison Initiatives Lead the Way in New York’s Transition to Clean Energy
Bloomberg: Cape Town’s Demand for Home Solar Panels Surges on Power Outages
The Economist: A huge Norwegian phosphate rock find is a boon for Europe
Politico: Biden’s hydrogen bombshell leaves Europe in the dust
New York Law Journal: New York City Zoning for Carbon Neutrality
New York State Government: Governor Hochul Announces $18 Million Next Generation Buildings Innovation Challenges for Advanced Building Technologies
REUTERS: White House unveils proposed reforms to speed clean energy permitting
Comptroller Lander and Mayor Adams Announce New York City’s Upcoming Sale of Social Bonds
Bloomberg: Investors Voice Dismay Over Corporate Data Clash: ESG Regulation
The New York Times: The New York Climate Law is Working. The Clean Energy Investments Are Soaring
Economist: Finding the money to fix the world requires a rethink on tax, says Jayati Ghosh
WSJ: Old Electric-Vehicle Batteries Are Getting a Second Life
A Comparative Study of International Financial Models to Increase Long-term Rental Housing Supply in South Korea
NYT: Climate Change and The Rise of Energy Efficient Buildings
NYU Urban Research Seminars
The gap between homeownership and renting is the biggest in the last 50 years
Adams’ Administration Office Conversion Program Is a Good Step, But Much More Is Needed
Economist: Development Finance Needs to be Bolder
WRAL Tech Wire: Duke U. joins IBM, other partners in creating NY ‘Climate Exchange’ research center
Bloomberg: More Than 1 Million NYC Apartments May Face Up to 7% Rent Hikes
Washington Post: New York set to pass first statewide law banning gas in new construction
Bloomberg: How to Fix Crumbling Child Care Infrastructure
NY Post: NYC co-op owners, covering over 800K apartments, rebel against massive climate law costing millions
Crain’s New York: New York just took a landmark step toward publicly owned renewable energy
Crain’s New York: Gowanus can create New York City’s next legacy
Bloomberg: Housing-Strapped States Reach for a Fraught Fix: the ‘Builder’s Remedy’
Economist: Can carbon removal become a trillion-dollar business?
Bloomberg: Bye-Bye, New York. Hello, Fayetteville.
Bloomberg: NYC Guaranteed Income Program Goes From Pilot to Permanent
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NYT: American Cities Are Thriving Again
NYT: New York’s Office Real Estate Adjusts to New Realities