housing
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The American Affordable Housing Crisis in 2026: 22.7 Million Cost-Burdened Renters, a 7.2 Million Unit Shortage, and What It Will Take to Fix It
The American housing crisis has moved beyond a debate over expensive coastal cities. It is now a national affordability failure. From small towns, to mid-sized cities, for many, prices are simply unaffordable. Continue reading
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How Why Main Street Combats the Housing Crisis
Why Main Street is a business and business model designed to address the housing and affordability crisis. Continue reading
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Home Prices Are Already Falling After the Fed’s Hike: What Fall 2026 Buyers and Sellers Should Do Now
Photo: “House for sale,” by 4house LTD via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The housing market is adjusting, but the adjustment is not uniform. As of mid-September 2026, asking prices are falling nationally, builder sentiment has reached a… Continue reading
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8.46 Million Households Face ‘Worst Case’ Housing Needs: What HUD’s Latest Data Reveals About the Affordability Crisis
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s latest housing-needs report identifies a persistent national affordability crisis. In 2023, 8.46 million renter households had “worst case housing needs.” The figure comes from HUD’s Worst Case Housing Needs: 2025 Report to… Continue reading
