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The 301 Spruce development proposes adding 262 units, 22 of which are affordable, next to single-family homes. Residents say it violates San Diego's building code.

Mayor Todd Gloria is proposing a change that would give developers wider flexibility to build affordable housing in poorer neighborhoods.

Articles by Calvin Jones, The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper

Seattle’s Office of Planning and Community Development (OPCD)’s failure to release the draft plan ahead of the November elections would amount to a loss for local democracy.

Articles by Doug Trumm, The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper

Chapel Hill is using its Complete Communities framework to manage growth. How did it affect a recent housing project off Old Durham Road?

Mayor Sylvester Turner, the Mayor’s Office of Complete Communities, and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department will celebrate improvements to Independence Heights Park on Sunday, Oct. 22, 2023. The park

The region needs more family housing, but there's concern about eliminating fee waivers for micro-housing

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Over the days, weeks, and months to come, you’re going to hear a lot from folks like me talking about the Presidential and congressional elections coming down the pipe in 2024 and, with the House, the Senate and the White House up for grabs, it’s easy to see why.