Posted inRace & Health Equity Golden Valley’s attempt to close home ownership gap met with questions about equity by Ava Kian 03/20/202302/06/2024
Posted inState Government Minnesota lawmakers look to quickly add $50 million in emergency rental assistance by Peter Callaghan 03/13/202302/08/2024
Posted inPolitics & Policy Minneapolis’ public housing agency can’t build units by itself. Here’s who’s signed up to help by Kyle Stokes 03/08/202302/06/2024
Posted inCityscape After years of stagnation along the Blue Line, new housing booms in Longfellow by Bill Lindeke 10/14/202202/06/2024
Posted inCityscape St. Paul’s rent stabilization amendments will help renters by Bill Lindeke 09/16/202202/06/2024
Posted inGreater Minnesota Officials say a shortage of housing, not jobs, is crimping economic development in Greater Minnesota by Walker Orenstein 11/23/202102/08/2024
Posted inMetro Could ‘affordable’ condos be coming to downtown Minneapolis? by Solomon Gustavo 02/01/202102/06/2024
Posted inMetro What are community land trusts? And what could they do to address the Twin Cities’ affordable housing crisis? by Solomon Gustavo 09/11/202002/06/2024
Posted inMetro Minneapolis’ newest council member on homelessness, renters’ rights and why he wants to reform — not dismantle — the police by Solomon Gustavo 08/19/202002/06/2024
Posted inState Government The state is putting $100 million toward rental assistance for low-income Minnesotans. Why did it take so long? by Peter Callaghan 07/15/202002/06/2024
Posted inState Government Why the Minnesota Legislature couldn’t get a deal done on rental assistance. Or affordable housing. by Peter Callaghan 05/20/202002/06/2024
Posted inMetro Inviting the homeless home: Forest Lake church agrees to host Minnesota’s first tiny house village by Jessica Lee 02/07/202002/06/2024
Posted inMetro Could tiny house ‘villages’ be one solution to homelessness in the Twin Cities? by Jessica Lee 12/23/201902/06/2024
Posted inMetro Minneapolis council members want to give tenants the chance to purchase rental properties by Jessica Lee 11/25/201902/06/2024
Posted inMetro One of the state’s largest (and most controversial) apartment complexes is expected to be sold. Why it matters. by Jessica Lee 11/21/201902/06/2024
Posted inMetro Meet the research outfit behind the city of Minneapolis’ big equity efforts by Jessica Lee 10/09/201902/06/2024
Posted inMetro Minneapolis’ ‘inclusionary zoning’ policy takes shape, even as developers cry foul by Jessica Lee 08/06/201902/06/2024
Posted inCommunity Voices Tenant screening ordinance: There is a path that can lead to better results for both landlords and tenants by Margaret Kaplan and Tim Thompson 07/16/201902/06/2024
Posted inMetro Minneapolis officials get an earful about proposed rules on renter screening, security deposits by Jessica Lee 07/12/201902/06/2024