
Building Codes Keep Growing. So Should Our Ability to Build Affordable Housing
The Offsite industry has an opportunity to solve one of housing’s biggest challenges. Every year, building a new home seems to become a little more

The Offsite industry has an opportunity to solve one of housing’s biggest challenges. Every year, building a new home seems to become a little more

Every time the affordable housing crisis comes up, someone eventually asks a question that makes many people uncomfortable. If millions of Americans need affordable housing

Portland, Oregon’s Mayor, Keith Wilson, recently issued a warning that should get the attention of everyone involved in housing, whether they build it, finance it,

Across America, city councils, mayors, and housing authorities are sounding the alarm about affordable housing shortages. They hold press conferences, create task forces, approve studies,

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Over the past few years, I’ve watched something subtle—but important—happen in our industry. We didn’t fix the housing problem. We started renaming it. Not intentionally.

The affordable housing crisis has become one of the most urgent conversations in America. Cities are approving Accessory Dwelling Units. Developers are building smaller homes.

Yesterday at IBS, someone asked me a question that stuck with me long after the crowds thinned out and the speakers packed up their slides.

Every few years, someone asks a version of the same question:“What would it take to finally make affordable and attainable housing work in this country?”