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Bangor’s Bold Moves on Housing

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Answering the Top 3 Questions About Abundance and the Strong Towns Approach

Charles Marohn
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Housing Is Not a Numbers Problem—It’s a Systems Problem

Edward Erfurt
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Answering the Call: How This Church Is Turning Faith Into Affordable Housing

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Texas Housing Bill—Not Perfect, But Progress

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Making Room for Mom: Iowa’s Bold Move on Backyard Housing

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Chicago Banned Its Traditional Affordable Housing—Let’s Fix That

Alex Montero
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Portland’s Quiet Housing Revolution Is Starting to Pay Off

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Fed Up With Red Tape, an Indiana Town Tries a New Housing Strategy

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The Elements of a City: Structures, Conduits, and Interfaces

Andrew Burleson
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Cities of Yes: 6 Places Opening the Door to More Housing

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Don’t Look Now, But Montana Is Leading on Housing Policy

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America Should Sprawl? Not If We Want Strong Towns

Charles Marohn
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How Bend, Oregon, Is Facing the Challenges of Rapid Growth Head-On

Tiffany Owens
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Building a Stronger Harrisonburg, One Small Step at a Time

Asia Mieleszko
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This “Multigenerational Roommate House” Shows How To Heal the Housing Market

Lauren Ronnander
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How To Turn 7 Homes Into 28: The South Street Cottages Project

Alli Thurmond Quinlan
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Meet the City Leader Turning Vacant Lots Into Homes in Kalamazoo

Tiffany Owens
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Co-Living Provides Community, Not Just Housing

Tiffany Owens
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We Need To Crash the Market for Entry-Level Homes

Charles Marohn
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How Single-Stair Reform Can Help Unlock Incremental Housing

Noah Harper
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The 30-Year Mortgage Was Bad. The 40-Year Mortgage Will Be Even Worse.

Charles Marohn
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The 4 Rules of Fostering Good Urbanism, According to Jane Jacobs

Aaron Lubeck
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The Housing Market Is a Bubble Full of Fraud, and It’s Going To Pop

Charles Marohn

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