From Displacement to Empowerment: How Pittsburgh’s Hill District Secured Its Future

When massive development projects—stadiums, corporate campuses, and data centers—descend upon urban neighborhoods, the script is often predictable: promises of jobs and investment are made, local residents are displaced, and the…

A Silent Crisis: Why the Future of Rural Housing Depends on the Rural Housing Service Reform Act

Across the vast landscape of rural America, a quiet but profound crisis is unfolding. While national media often focuses on the high-profile housing shortages in coastal cities and major metropolitan…

The Financing Revolution: How Los Angeles is Redefining Affordable Housing

For decades, the narrative surrounding the housing crisis in California—and across the United States—has been defined by a familiar set of culprits: neighborhood opposition, stringent environmental regulations, and the "NIMBY"…

Bridging the Housing Gap: Roosevelt Institute Launches Residency Program to Reimagine Industrial Policy

NEW YORK, NY – The Roosevelt Institute, a preeminent economic policy think tank committed to the principles of shared prosperity and the democratization of power, has officially opened the application…