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Less restrictive zoning reduces housing prices—Pew study finds rents rose less steeply in reform areas. Zoning rules that severely restrict the construction of new housing...

Few mayors connect restrictive zoning to the growing problem of homelessness, a survey finds. Restrictive codes can severely limit housing development, but a new survey...

Guest Post by The Antiplanner Fed by high winds, a wildfire about 50 miles from Antiplanner headquarters in Camp Sherman blew up on Sunday, burning 34,000 acres in a...

In the past 18 months, San Francisco has spurned two major chances to increase the supply of its infamously expensive housing stock. In June...

The session, titled “Examining Biden’s Energy and Climate Agenda” at The Heartland Institute’s 14th International Conference on Climate Change featured presentations discussing how the Biden administration’s energy and environment agenda is undermining America’s national and economic security.

By The Antiplanner In Boston, a ten-foot-wide “skinny house” went on the market two weeks ago for $1.2 million, a 33 percent gain over the last...

By Addison Del Mastro In recent years, an acute housing crisis has engulfed both America’s coastal metros and Rust Belt regions. California’s Bay Area, for...

Nothing says you really “care” in politics as much as a willingness and, indeed, a demand to spend at least $1 trillion of other...

It seems there's no sanctuary from draconian mask and vaccine mandates. You can't get on a plane, go to school, work at a hospital,...

By The Antiplanner Although master-planned communities are quite common on Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, they are few and far between in California thanks to...