Housing

What If Inclusionary Zoning Could Actually Work?

A new report makes the case that the right incentive structure changes everything

Apr 13 • Diana Lind

5 Things That Surprised Me About Sacramento

It's a California city that's working. Why aren't more people paying attention?

Mar 25 • Diana Lind

The 276,000 Acres of Public Land Hiding in Plain Sight

The PLACE initiative wants to help cities unlock land they already own for affordable housing

Feb 6 • Diana Lind

Where's the American Dream for Renters?

Renters deserve economic mobility, too

Jan 15 • Diana Lind

State Housing Policy Is Having a Moment

Local zoning is not where it's at

Oct 30, 2025 • Diana Lind

When YIMBY Met Pronatalism

This alliance might help build family-friendly apartments

Oct 13, 2025 • Diana Lind

Former Colleges Make Great New Places

Four vibrant new visions for old campuses

Oct 7, 2025 • Diana Lind

Some Impressions from YIMBYtown

The movement is taking some victory laps

Sep 19, 2025 • Diana Lind

6 Takes On Housing Right Now

What is going on with the current market?

Sep 4, 2025 • Diana Lind

A Big Day for California -- And Democrats?

Could this be the way forward?

Jul 1, 2025 • Diana Lind

Some Thoughts From Providence, CNU33, and Strong Towns

Why reimagining density was the theme for the week

Jun 18, 2025 • Diana Lind

Does Every City Need a Family Zoning Plan?

How San Francisco and other cities could keep more families if they allowed more small apartment buildings

May 19, 2025 • Diana Lind

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