Unlocking missing middle housing in Massachusetts will also require serious reforms in building code, development oversight and dimensional regulation.

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Some residents are elated to become homeowners through a city project backed by millions in investment, while others remain uneasy with the changes to their neighborhood.

A final vote on a controversial plan is expected on Tuesday in Montgomery County that would bring major changes to a busy ...

Shenandoah County is running out of homes that fit the people who already live here, and the zoning rules on the books won’t let the private market fix that on ...

After an in-depth look at the dearth of middle housing types in the state, the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies ...

California continues its legislative push to address the state’s housing crisis, particularly focusing on “middle-housing” projects that bridge ...

Rising tipping fees and hauling costs are among the reasons for the increase, says solid waste administrator Josh Holte.

The development represents an increase in Oak Park’s stock of “missing middle” housing types available for purchase, ...

A decommissioned elementary school in Azusa is slated for demolition and will become the site of a new housing community from ...

Nearly 100 residential units are being built for Discovery Point, a new development on University Boulevard in Ames.

PHOENIX — Downtown Phoenix neighborhoods could become a bit more crowded. Phoenix City Council voted Nov. 19 to allow duplexes, triplexes, and quadplexes in single-family areas near downtown. It ...