A Picture's Worth: Mayoral Housing Plans & Population Growth

A lack of new housing supply has been blamed for a raft of housing issues plaguing many large U.S. housing markets, including rapid appreciation, deteriorating affordability (especially at the lower end of the market and for renters) and very limited inventory. In response, mayors’ offices nationwide have formulated plans focused on building new housing and rehabilitating and preserving what housing already exists.

A Picture's Worth: Mayoral Housing Plans & Population Growth

Written by on March 7, 2017

 

Originally designed to accompany this research by Sarah Mikhitarian.

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