States Construct Bipartisan Consensus to Boost Housing
How states are tackling the housing supply and affordability problem
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As Americans face a national housing shortage and soaring housing costs, state policymakers are carving out a wide range of solutions. The discussion focused on actions that state executives are taking to improve land use planning and make homes more widely available and affordable. Attendees heard insights from policymakers—including lessons learned from their successes, challenges faced, and ideas for future progress—as they tackle the need for more homes of all shapes and sizes.
Panel I: Constructing Effective State Policy
Panel discussion with Chris Dorrington, Director of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality and Chair of the Governor’s Housing Task Force and RuthAnne Visnauskas, Commissioner/CEO of New York State Homes and Community Renewal
Panel II: Leadership for Abundant Housing
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek interview with Sue Urahn, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Pew Charitable Trusts.
