Small Sites News Today

Data from an AI learning model that mapped the London Borough of Lewisham suggests the capital’s targets for ‘small site’ development could be radically increased, says Russell Curtis 

From the ashes of a 2016 fire, an affordable housing development may rise, courtesy of developer Bernal Heights Housing Corps.

Just as Paul Mooney and his neighbors thought they'd have to fight their Ellis Act eviction in court, a Mission nonprofit came to the rescue.

Audit finds funding and other delays in S.F. affordable housing agency just as the state if mandating many more subsidized homes be built

Investegate announcements from Great Places Housing, Q3 Performance Update

I AM very grateful to Kingston residents to have the chance to serve as Leader of Kingston Council after the recent local election. With our renewed…

Neither new housing production nor vigorous tenant protections alone are good enough to...

Also, a New Report Out of Berkeley Shows Displacement Risk From Market Rate Construction

I AM very proud to say that, once again, Kingston Council has been able to approve a balanced budget for the financial year starting in April.

Last week’s Backyard examined tenant challenges in the city’s Small Sites Program. Today, why advocates say the mayor’s office has undermined it from the beginning.