Could America’s Empty Lots Help Close the Housing Shortage Gap? Research Says Yes
The easing of some housing regulations outlined in the recently passed 21st Century Road to Housing Act, combined with an effort to build new homes on the nation’s lot of empty building lots, could result in a meaningful improvement to the housing shortage, new research shows. According to a new study by Zillow, with the…
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