Executive Director @HousingInst | Housing Policy @housingfirstmn | Contributor @HousingNews_mn | Bring Back New Starter Homes

Joined May 2009
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I am loving the occasional “referee cam” but would gladly give that up to return to 45 minutes of non-stop action
Soccer has always been defined by free-flowing, unbroken action. But for the World Cup in America, FIFA is using “hydration breaks” to shoehorn in commercials. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4aNS3YQ
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Reminder: Concerns over infrastructure are generally more about opposition to housing than infrastructure
Replying to @berkie1
A remarkable conservation success: Boston now uses less water than it did in 1900, despite having over 200,000 more residents. Water consumption today is also less than half of its 1980s peak.
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"Organizations representing local governments agree there is a housing shortage, but generally oppose any effort to reduce local control over land-use decisions or impose statewide zoning standards" Ignoring the obvious fix does not work. Just look at MN
There’s bipartisan support to address Pa.’s housing crisis. Will the legislature’s efforts make a difference? spotlightpa.org/news/2026/06…
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FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 32 YEARS, IT IS MATCHDAY ON HOME SOIL FOR THE U.S. MEN'S NATIONAL TEAM! 🇺🇸
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"The shortage is the water pressure building behind it. High rates are the dam. Flat prices are not evidence there is no water. They are exactly what you would expect when the pressure stays contained."
Why Flat Home Prices Don’t Mean The Housing Shortage Is Over via @Forbes forbes.com/sites/tonyjuliane…
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Nick Erickson retweeted
"Owning a home was once a key pillar of the American Dream. Now, homeownership can seem like only wishful thinking as millions of people feel the affordability crunch." via @PunchbowlNews punchbowl.news/future-of/hou…

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"...policy-induced costs, including permitting delays, land-use restrictions, inclusionary zoning and other regulatory requirements, and approval uncertainty, may be large enough to materially affect whether projects move forward..." aei.org/research-products/re…
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"Because of extensive local regulatory hurdles across much of the country, successful homebuilders that understand how to navigate local markets possess a durable competitive advantage." washingtonexaminer.com/opini…
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"If homeownership is to remain America’s most effective pathway to economic mobility, then expanding access to it should remain one of our most important policy priorities." - My latest piece for @HousingInst
Commentary: Homeownership Month Is a Reminder of What’s at Stake housingaffordabilityinstitut…
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