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La evolución de las casas prefabricadas

Por Loren Berlin, Março 15, 2018

Las ciudades de crecimiento rápido están haciendo lugar para casas angostas, apartamentos para abuelos y otras viviendas accesibles

Por Kathleen McCormick, Março 15, 2018

Rolland Curtis Gardens —un desarrollo de uso mixto y acceso a transporte público a lo largo de la línea del ferrocarril metropolitano Expo/Vermont— construirá 140 unidades de vivienda social en un barrio con gran riqueza histórica y cultural del Sur de Los Ángeles.

Cómo aprovechar el capital

El Marco de Absorción de Capital para inversiones comunitarias

Por Loren Berlin, Março 15, 2018

Message from the President

Protecting a Share of the Housing Market

By George W. McCarthy, Janeiro 25, 2018

From Stigma to Housing Fix

The Evolution of Manufactured Homes

By Loren Berlin, Janeiro 25, 2018

Gentle Infill

Boomtowns Are Making Room for Skinny Homes, Granny Flats, and Other Affordable Housing

By Kathleen McCormick, Janeiro 25, 2018

An architect's rendering shows a mixed-use condo development along Los Angeles' Metro Expo/Vermont rail line.

Landing Capital

Helping Underinvested Communities to Absorb Resources

By Loren Berlin, Janeiro 25, 2018

Map of San Francisco with areas with low percentages of affordable housing indicated in light green.

Place Database

San Francisco’s Affordable Housing Shortage

By Jenna DeAngelo, Janeiro 25, 2018

Portada de la edición de enero de 2018 de Land Lines

Janeiro 2018

This issue looks at the evolution of manufactured homes as a robust, desirable source of permanently affordable housing; innovative infill development in Portland, Boulder, Cambridge, and other hot-market cities; and capital absorption workshops that are helping to ease affordable housing shortages in Denver, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

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Janeiro 2018

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