Housing filtering is a process in which new construction sets off a chain of moves that frees up existing homes across the market.
More Housing is Possible: a National Town Hall · Burhan for State Senate
Join Vice Mayor Burhan Azeem and the people behind the Montana Miracle, California’s SB79, and the ROAD to Housing Act to discuss recent wins and what comes next for the housing movement. Speakers will dig into the policy that's moving the needle, the campaigns and organizing that got us here, and how local leadership can turn big ideas into more homes. Expect sharp takes, lively panels, and the collective brainpower of the country's most effective housing advocates in one (virtual) room.
The housing theory of everything - Works in Progress Magazine
Western housing shortages drive inequality, climate change, low productivity growth, obesity, and even falling fertility rates.
What Sort of AI Bubble Are We In?
Think broadband. Or, potentially, the 2008 housing market.
Housing Data
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Opinion | One City Might Have Just Cracked the Housing Crisis
A large real estate development in the middle of Vancouver, British Columbia, shows how cities can build more housing.
WikiHouse
WikiHouse is a digitally-manufactured building system that makes it simple for anyone to build beautiful, zero-carbon homes.
Front Street by Brian Barth | East Bay Booksellers
"This heartfelt debut study from journalist Barth offers a window into Silicon Valley’s homeless encampments . . . [An] up-close, multifaceted representation of an unhoused community.
Communities Across the Nation Want to Add Housing. Which Metropolitan Areas Are Adding the Most?
Between 2020 and 2025, four Texas metropolitan areas—Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio—accounted for 13.3 percent of total US housing supply growth.
Home - Multisolving Institute
Multisolving: one action, many benefits We help people overcome barriers to multisolving. Multisolving is a growing movement around the world. When people work together across sectors to address multiple problems with one policy or investment, they are multisolving.A good example is how walkable cities help reduce emissions from transportation, provide equitable access to mobility, create […]
Home | Hypha
We cultivate collective growth and meaningful livelihoods through learning and building technologies together.
Housing Research Needs a Credibility Revolution
YIMBY papers receive a disproportionate share of citations
The Commons | Join Our Unique Community
Discover The Commons: A multi-generational Co-Housing community fostering sustainable living and connection in Santa Fe. Learn about our homes, lifestyle, and how to get involved.
The Elusive Cost Savings of the Prefabricated Home
It’s long been believed the constantly rising costs of new home construction, and lackluster improvements in construction productivity more generally, are fundamentally a problem of production methods.
Discover Highline Hub: Toronto's Startup Community Space
Experience a curated space designed to bring together founders, investors, and builders at Highline Hub. Join us for events and rent space.
Communities are not fungible
There's a default assumption baked into how Silicon Valley builds products, and it tracks against how urban planners redesign neighbourhoods: that communities are interchangeable, and if you "lose" one, you can manufacture a replacement; that the value of a group of people who share space and history can be captured
