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Big Texas Lot Reform Measure Inches Forward — With A Catch

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Big Texas Lot Reform Measure Inches Forward — With A Catch

Texas passed legislation that shrinks lot sizes, spurring hopes for more housing supply and better affordability. But first, it must run the procedural gauntlet through reconciliation.

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architecture

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architect and planner Dan Parolek coined the term “missing middle housing.” His firm’s projects prove that thoughtful design, political navigation, and local momentum can overcome entrenched zoning resistance.

Florida’s Bold Housing Bet Earns Ivory Prize For Breaking Barriers

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Florida’s Bold Housing Bet Earns Ivory Prize For Breaking Barriers

The Florida Housing Coalition wins the 2025 Ivory Prize for its leading role in implementing the Live Local Act—transforming affordable housing policy, zoning, and momentum across 123 communities statewide.

Arizona’s Starter Home Push Stalls Amid Local Pushback

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Arizona’s Starter Home Push Stalls Amid Local Pushback

Legislative bids to remove zoning and design mandates in Arizona’s housing-starved metro areas are stuck in limbo. While the bill aims to fast-track affordable homes, local municipality opposition and concerns over investor ownership have derailed it again.

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

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Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

How IBHS’s Fred Malik and the FORTIFIED program are redefining risk, reshaping design, and restoring trust through science-backed, community-wide resilience. Malik takes a deep dive into the issues and implications for builders with contributor Richard Lawson.

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Big Texas Lot Reform Measure Inches Forward — With A Catch

Policy

Big Texas Lot Reform Measure Inches Forward — With A Catch

Texas passed legislation that shrinks lot sizes, spurring hopes for more housing supply and better affordability. But first, it must run the procedural gauntlet through reconciliation.

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architecture

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architect and planner Dan Parolek coined the term “missing middle housing.” His firm’s projects prove that thoughtful design, political navigation, and local momentum can overcome entrenched zoning resistance.

Florida’s Bold Housing Bet Earns Ivory Prize For Breaking Barriers

Policy

Florida’s Bold Housing Bet Earns Ivory Prize For Breaking Barriers

The Florida Housing Coalition wins the 2025 Ivory Prize for its leading role in implementing the Live Local Act—transforming affordable housing policy, zoning, and momentum across 123 communities statewide.

Arizona’s Starter Home Push Stalls Amid Local Pushback

Policy

Arizona’s Starter Home Push Stalls Amid Local Pushback

Legislative bids to remove zoning and design mandates in Arizona’s housing-starved metro areas are stuck in limbo. While the bill aims to fast-track affordable homes, local municipality opposition and concerns over investor ownership have derailed it again.

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

Policy

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

How IBHS’s Fred Malik and the FORTIFIED program are redefining risk, reshaping design, and restoring trust through science-backed, community-wide resilience. Malik takes a deep dive into the issues and implications for builders with contributor Richard Lawson.

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Big Texas Lot Reform Measure Inches Forward — With A Catch

Policy 05.29.25

Big Texas Lot Reform Measure Inches Forward — With A Catch

Texas passed legislation that shrinks lot sizes, spurring hopes for more housing supply and better affordability. But first, it must run the procedural gauntlet through reconciliation.

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architecture 05.27.25

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architect and planner Dan Parolek coined the term “missing middle housing.” His firm’s projects prove that thoughtful design, political navigation, and local momentum can overcome entrenched zoning resistance.

Florida’s Bold Housing Bet Earns Ivory Prize For Breaking Barriers

Policy 05.21.25

Florida’s Bold Housing Bet Earns Ivory Prize For Breaking Barriers

The Florida Housing Coalition wins the 2025 Ivory Prize for its leading role in implementing the Live Local Act—transforming affordable housing policy, zoning, and momentum across 123 communities statewide.

Arizona’s Starter Home Push Stalls Amid Local Pushback

Policy 05.19.25

Arizona’s Starter Home Push Stalls Amid Local Pushback

Legislative bids to remove zoning and design mandates in Arizona’s housing-starved metro areas are stuck in limbo. While the bill aims to fast-track affordable homes, local municipality opposition and concerns over investor ownership have derailed it again.

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

Policy 05.09.25

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

How IBHS’s Fred Malik and the FORTIFIED program are redefining risk, reshaping design, and restoring trust through science-backed, community-wide resilience. Malik takes a deep dive into the issues and implications for builders with contributor Richard Lawson.