Covers updates from state atlas and research initiatives from within the National Zoning Atlas research collaborative.

Highlights the National Zoning Atlas, one of four winners of the 2023 Ivory Prize, as a tool to ease the building of affordable housing.

National Zoning Atlas was announced as co-winner in the category of Policy and Regulatory Reform for the 2023 Ivory Prize for Affordable Housing.

The winners of the 2023 Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability actively address the challenge of affordable housing through interconnected approaches.

Q&A with NZA director Sara Bronin about finding common ground at the intersection of zoning, land use, preservation, affordable housing, and climate change.

Through exploring debates around zoning reform in ongoing State legislative sessions, article highlights the importance of the National Zoning Atlas as a tool for better understanding complex regulatory frameworks.

Announcement of a new research partnership between the NZA and HUD with the goal of closing data gaps that limit understanding of the relationship between zoning and segregation, affordability, and other outcomes.

Q&A with NZA director Sara Bronin emphasizing how the Atlas can be a valuable tool for housing and land use attorneys.

Discuss how the National Zoning Atlas can inform reform efforts, highlighting its origins and impact on Connecticut.

Reviews the trend of bipartisan state laws preempting local zoning control, and highlights the importance of the National Zoning Atlas in generating standardized zoning data.

Profiles three women-led projects, including the National Zoning Atlas, making zoning more accessible to policymakers and the public.

Introduces the work of the National Zoning Atlas and DesegregateCT.

The U.S. housing crisis is exacerbated by outdated zoning policies, leading to soaring rents and home prices that disproportionately affect the poorest and most marginalized. The White House's plan for zoning reform aims to incentivize local governments to make changes, but success hinges on comprehensive zoning data.

Traces the evolution of the National Zoning Atlas, focusing on zoning atlas projects in Connecticut, New York, and New Hampshire.

Examines various aspects of the National Zoning Atlas, including the potential for cross-jurisdictional zoning research and state-level policy change. Highlights state atlases in Connecticut, New Hampshire, Ohio, and Montana.

Introduces the National Zoning Atlas as a potential tool to assist in the implementation of the Biden Administration’s Housing Supply Action Plan.

Summarizes recent actions by state governments and the Biden Administration to enact zoning reform.

Announces the launch of the National Zoning Atlas.

Ties the launch of the National Zoning Atlas to research compiled in the National Apartment Association’s Barriers to Apartment Construction Index.

Recounts the production of the Connecticut Zoning Atlas and introduces the concept of a National Zoning Atlas.