Policy

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Road to Housing Act: Will It Get Us There?

The massive bill aims to boost supply by combining market-based tools with government programs.

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NYC Developers Welcome Wins for Local Ballot Measures

Supporters say the propositions will help lower hurdles to adding much-needed housing in the city.

California’s CEQA Reform Is a Precedent With National Reach

What starts in the state rarely ends there.

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OBBBA and New Construction: What You Need to Know

Key considerations for housing developers in light of the revised tax code.

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NYC’s Next Mayor: What’s Ahead for Housing

Sizing up the leading candidates’ plans for the nation’s largest metropolis.

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When Washington Closes, Housing Feels It

The impacts of a government shutdown on real estate are many. Here are four big ones.

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How HUD’s ‘Simplifying’ Multifamily Investment

Can key changes to the mortgage insurance premium help the current administration deliver on its housing promises?

Why the Fed Rate Cut’s a Game Changer for CRE

Some investors got immediate relief. Others are feeling more optimistic.

Rendering depicting the affordable housing redevelopment at 143 Alabama St. in Atlanta. Spearheaded by Gorman & Co., this project was among the developments that Invest Atlanta approved funding for.

Atlanta Agency Greenlights Deals Boosting Affordable Investment

The developments could attract upward of $860 million in capital.

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All Eyes Fixed on Federal Housing Proposals

Will cuts to HUD be counteracted by deregulation and new investment opportunities?