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Seattle Makes Historic Affordable Housing Investment
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Durham Eliminates Parking Requirements
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Audit Reveals Utah’s Housing Shortage
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Alexandria Passes Zoning Reform
The city is one of a growing list to eliminate single-family zoning.

The Rise of Zoning Reform
As the housing affordability crisis spread from mainly coastal cities to the rest of the nation, cities and states are taking a serious look at outdated zoning codes that hamper efforts to build more housing.

Durham Eliminates Parking Requirements
Another domino has fallen in the parking reform movement.

Audit Reveals Utah’s Housing Shortage
The state must build 28,000 housing units each year to keep up with a growing need.

El Paso Zoning Changes Could Bring Opportunity—or Displacement
Some residents feared proposed zoning reforms aimed at redressing historic injustices could harm residents in the short term.
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