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Housing


Rent-setting algorithms require targeted regulation, not new laws

Rent-setting algorithms require targeted regulation, not new laws

By Eliza Terziev and Max Gulker

Fragmented, vague legislation creates unnecessary risk and uncertainty about how platforms and users can operate without triggering legal penalties.

Clearer federal wetlands rules would reduce uncertainty for homebuilders
Clearer federal wetlands rules would reduce uncertainty for homebuilders

By Eliza Terziev

Policy for short-term rentals: Balancing property rights and community preferences
Policy for short-term rentals: Balancing property rights and community preferences

By Eliza Terziev

Idaho gets housing policy right and sets up future success
Idaho gets housing policy right and sets up future success

By Eliza Terziev

New York City Mayor Mamdani cuts red tape, but needs to hold government accountable
New York City Mayor Mamdani cuts red tape, but needs to hold government accountable

By Christina Mojica

  • California turns to more debt and borrowing, which won’t fix the housing crisis
    California turns to more debt and borrowing, which won’t fix the housing crisis

    Commentary by Eliza Terziev

  • Reducing barriers to manufactured homes
    Reducing barriers to manufactured homes

    Commentary by Eliza Terziev

  • Housing reforms pushed by California gubernatorial candidates are encouraging, but stall at the local level
    Housing reforms pushed by California gubernatorial candidates are encouraging, but stall at the local level

    Commentary by Christina Mojica

  • The BUILD housing package is a step forward for Illinois
    The BUILD housing package is a step forward for Illinois

    Commentary by Eliza Terziev

  • Accessory dwelling units reveal housing constraints and the limits of legalization alone
    Accessory dwelling units reveal housing constraints and the limits of legalization alone

    Commentary by Christina Mojica

  • Why restricting institutional investors won’t fix housing affordability
    Why restricting institutional investors won’t fix housing affordability

    Commentary by Adrian Moore

  • Marfil v. City of New Braunfels: Regulating short-term rentals
    Marfil v. City of New Braunfels: Regulating short-term rentals

  • Texas House Bill 24 would strengthen property rights, improve housing affordability
    Texas House Bill 24 would strengthen property rights, improve housing affordability

    Testimony by Adrian Moore

  • From shortage to stability: Why vouchers need housing supply to work
    From shortage to stability: Why vouchers need housing supply to work

    Commentary by Christina Mojica

Housing Policy Studies

  • Unmasking the Mortgage Interest Deduction: Who Benefits and by How Much? 2013 Update
    Unmasking the Mortgage Interest Deduction: Who Benefits and by How Much? 2013 Update

    Policy Study by Anthony Randazzo

  • Federal Privatization Update
    Federal Privatization Update

    Policy Study by Adam Summers, Anthony Randazzo, Steven Titch and Victor Nava

  • Unmasking the Mortgage Interest Deduction – Update 2012
    Unmasking the Mortgage Interest Deduction – Update 2012

    Policy Brief by Anthony Randazzo

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