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Addressing Construction Defect Liability to Expand Homeownership

Join the Terner Center for Housing Innovation and the Land Economics Society (LAI) for a timely webinar exploring the intersection of Construction Defect Liability and Homeownership. Condominiums—long a vital entry point for…
Events

Opening the Door to Social Housing in the US: Learning from the Italian Model

Author: Ben Metcalf International models for social housing have gained relevance in the US in recent years.…
Commentary and Analysis

Expanding Affordability through a Renter’s Tax Credit

Join the Terner Center for Housing Innovation and Stanford Center on Poverty & Inequality on September 24 at 10am for a webinar focusing on efforts to expand Renter's Tax Credit policies at…
Events

Addressing the Housing Needs of Low-Income Households in the Bay Area: The Importance of Public Funding

Most Bay Area households are affected in some way by the region’s ongoing affordability crisis: housing costs are increasing faster than incomes, nearly half of renters are cost-burdened, and rates of homelessness…
Commentary and Analysis

Construction Defect Liability in California: How Reform Could Increase Affordable Homeownership Opportunities

Condominiums—homes for purchase in multifamily buildings—have long represented a major entry point for more affordable homeownership. However, condominium development has significantly lagged across California over the past several decades. California’s construction defect…
Commentary and Analysis

Making Missing Middle Pencil: The Math Behind Small-Scale Housing Development

In recent years, state and local policymakers have passed legislation aimed at expanding construction of smaller-scale housing types, such as duplexes, fourplexes, and small apartment buildings collectively referred to as “missing middle”…
Commentary and Analysis