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    Reparative Development: The Great Equalizer
    Aerial rending of a development project in the middle of a neighborhood, showing apartment buildings and multi-use space.

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    Reparative Development: The Great Equalizer

    How Portland’s Hill Block shows reparative development can repair urban renewal’s harm, and why it should become national public policy.

    Who Are the People in Your Multifamily Housing Market?
    Tall apartment complex with balconies in right half of image foreground, with other multifamily buildings in the background.

    Who Are the People in Your Multifamily Housing Market?

    Households vary more than ever. Journalist, Alec Appelbaum, discusses how multifamily financing, design, and unit mix can adapt to who actually lives in your market.

    Tackling Housing Insecurity in Los Angeles
    Housing development showcasing a U-shaped apartment complex with four floors and a courtyard with bright green and yellow pavement, and trees scattered throughout.

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    Tackling Housing Insecurity in Los Angeles

    A practical five-step framework for reducing housing insecurity in Los Angeles, from permitting reform to investing in people.

    Building a Climate Mobility Movement

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    Building a Climate Mobility Movement

    Welcoming America founder David Lubell on 'ecosystem acceleration': using immigration movement-building lessons to fast-track climate migration infrastructure in US cities.

    Respecting the Agency of the Unhoused

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    Respecting the Agency of the Unhoused

    Respecting the agency of the unhoused community can enable them to use the space they need without being criminalized for survival.

    The Heat Gap at Home

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    The Heat Gap at Home

    Q&A on extreme heat, affordable housing, and the Federation of American Scientist’s new State and Local Heat Policy Agenda.

    On the Verge of Housing Abundance

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    On the Verge of Housing Abundance

    The housing supply crisis has no silver bullet. Discover how investment across land, design, construction, and more can unlock affordable housing at scale.