Does Upzoning Work? This New Study Says Yes—Under the Right Conditions
Cities across the country have been betting that looser zoning rules will unlock more housing and, eventually, lower costs. A new report suggests that the gamble can pay off—but only in the right places, and not on demand. Looking at major rezoning efforts in New York City and Philadelphia, research
Investor Lawsuit Accuses Baltimore Luxury Condo Developer of Inflating Sales Prices
A trio of Baltimore real estate investors are suing the developers of a high-profile luxury condominium, claiming they artificially inflated true sale prices in public disclosures and kept them in the dark about the building's deficiencies. The complaint, filed in Baltimore Circuit Court in mid-Febr
Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh’s Confirmation Hearing Looms Despite Democrats’ Objections
The Senate is set to consider whether to confirm Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chairman, despite opposition from Democrats who want to halt the process. The Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs is scheduled to consider the nomination in a hearing April 21. Warsh is President Dona
Boom in Modular Home Construction Could Be Just Around the Corner
Modular home construction methods could see greater demand in the coming years as cost-conscious builders seek new ways to deliver homes at attainable prices while preserving profit margins. That's according to forecasts from the Modular Building Institute, a trade organization representing the fact
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