A lawsuit against the city of Raleigh over its missing middle policy may proceed in a trial court, N.C. appellate judges rule ...

Arlington's "missing middle" housing policy will remain in place following a court ruling. The policy allows developers to tear down a single-family home and replace it with multi-family homes.

The Raleigh City Council’s progressive missing-middle-housing policy looks like it’s here to stay following a conversation last week between longtime council members and newly elected representatives.

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Charlottesville settled a lawsuit that delayed its new zoning code allowing duplexes and triplexes. The city agreed to conduct traffic and infrastructure studies to address homeowner concerns and move ...

After an in-depth look at the dearth of middle housing types in the state, the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies ...

A new 63-unit affordable housing project in Santa Barbara will serve moderate-income residents and ease the city’s housing ...

Portland and San Francisco took diverging paths in efforts to meet their housing crises, with Portland emerging as the winner ...

In addition to 260 units in the pipeline now, additional proposals include an eight-lot subdivision for single family and ...

The aim is to help the "missing middle", people who don't make enough for housing assistance, but are priced out of most market prices.

Connecticut’s zoning reform enables more housing, restricts algorithmic rents, and incentivizes towns to adopt growth plans.