Our Priorities: Housing Supply and Affordability

Housing Supply and Affordability

Years of underbuilding and underinvestment in housing has left communities across America with a shortage of approximately 6 million homes. The housing shortage, coupled with rising mortgage rates and increasing demand, has caused home prices to skyrocket nearly 30% since 2019.

The American Property Owners Alliance (The Alliance) is focused on advancing bipartisan policies that will increase the supply of affordable homes. With our collective voice, we can support housing solutions across all levels of government to ensure a future where the dream of homeownership is accessible to all.

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Housing Supply and Affordability: News & Resources
America Still Needs More Homes
3 ways rising property values are actually bad for homeowners
Why it’s so hard to buy a home right now
As mortgage rates keep climbing, homes are more expensive for both renters and buyers
American Property Owners Alliance: Honoring Influential Women in Housing
Homebuyers Confront an Abnormal Market for Yet Another Year
Homeowner Assistance Fund Applications Are Now Being Accepted in Many States — Here’s How To Apply
December Marks 3rd Straight Month of Growth for Us Builders
What Will the 2022 Housing Market Look Like? It Could ‘Come Back Down to Sanity’
Boston plan for shifting police funds a template to help affordable housing
COVID-19 Causing Greater Affordable Housing Crisis Now
How Does the Affordable Housing Crisis Impact Our Communities? These 4 Documentaries Will Show You
The U.S. is in the midst of a housing crisis. What can be done about it?
Is Biden’s grant program for affordable housing more carrot or more stick?
Biden’s infrastructure plan includes $213 billion for affordable housing
Boston plan for shifting police funds a template to help affordable housing
Does it still make sense to put down 20% when buying a home?