The laws and regulations enacted by states and municipalities shape the housing landscape for millions of Americans. Overly restrictive zoning, excessive permitting, and other local barriers make homes harder to build and harder to afford. Reducing these constraints opens the door to more housing options, stronger communities, and greater individual freedom. A market less hindered by local government interference allows families to pursue stable, prosperous, and empowered lives.
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Third-party reviewers expand permitting capacity without expanding government
Housing permitting reform has become one of the few housing policies to attract support across the political spectrum. States as politically diverse as…
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Time’s up: Why housing permits need a shot clock
Governments routinely impose deadlines on businesses and individuals. Miss a tax filing deadline or fail to renew a license on time, and you face…
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How permitting is a hidden tax on housing
Imagine being a housing developer so entangled in permits, legal challenges, and environmental reviews that it takes five decades to have a housing project…
