States Can Put the Brakes on Landlord Collusion and Junk Fees
States can pursue legal remedies under anti-trust laws when landlords collude to raise rents or use deceptive practices to institute extra fees, even if the federal government backs away from these cases.
How Can We Reform Property Insurance to Adapt to Climate Change?
Climate change is fueling more frequent and extreme disasters, and insurance companies are responding by dropping communities and raising premiums. Here’s what an equitable, reformed property insurance model would look like.
Affordability at a Cost: What We Can Learn from Mobility Patterns
East New York has historically been one of the most affordable neighborhoods in New York City. But an influx of wealthier newcomers and rising prices citywide is beginning to change that.
El Caño Vive, La Lucha Sigue! Community-Controlled Land in Puerto Rico
The Caño Martín Peña project has succeeded in building community power and gaining control of land by pioneering the community land trust model.