The Identifying Regulatory Barriers to Housing Supply Act has been introduced by a bipartisan group of federal lawmakers to address outdated zoning and permitting regulations that are hindering the construction of new rental housing and contributing to the nation’s affordability crisis.
The NMHC report shows that America’s underproduction of housing has led to a decline in renter mobility, negatively impacting the labor market and economic potential.
WASHINGTON, D.C. As American universities confront flattening domestic enrollment and intensifying global competition, international students are becoming…
Regarding the Jan. 8 Business article, “Landlords are accused of colluding to raise rents. See where”: Blaming…
I keep hearing from folks who want to argue that Davis doesn’t need more “unaffordable housing” —but…
Washington – Representing one side of the equation, James H. Schloemer, Chair of the National Multifamily Housing…
Special to the Vanguard Washington, DC – National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) urges lawmakers at all levels…