As Housing Demand Continues to Fall, Builders Get Creative nytimes.com/2025/08/25/busin… via @NYTimes
The ripple effects of no funding for public transit and SEPTA’s cuts are growing worse every day. Public transit and rail is a huge driver for our states’ economy. Stop the shenanigans and fund public transit now!
Amtrak’s Keystone line, connecting NYC, Philly, and Harrisburg, may get axed under SEPTA cuts inquirer.com/politics/septa-…
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The ROAD To Housing Act is the first step in tackling housing affordability in communities throughout the nation.
As a result of bipartisan compromise, federal support for locally-led reforms will reduce regulatory barriers to increasing housing supply and attainability for all.
For Chairman @SenatorTimScott, housing is personal.
That’s why he’s continued to prioritize solutions to make housing more affordable. And under his leadership, the committee advanced bipartisan housing legislation for the first time in over a decade.
The SUPPLY Act can address the financing gap for ADU's cnbc.com/2025/07/24/bipartis…
10,000 Friends of PA retweeted
Over the last few weeks we spotlighted the Whole-Home Repairs program in 19 counties. Too many Pennsylvanians are living in unsafe, deteriorating homes.
📘 Check out the full report: bit.ly/WHRFullReport
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Transportation in Pennsylvania is a bipartisan issue. We must have permanent and reliable funding for transit systems in every one of our 67 counties inquirer.com/opinion/comment…
Ambitious Housing Proposals Are Passing Across the Country governing.com/urban/ambitiou…
Glad to see Montana leading the way! Congrats @Shelter_WF !
Solving America’s housing crisis: Harvard Chan Q&A with Marcia Fudge youtube.com/live/wjMz-bqYVV4… via @YouTube
Pennsylvania Housing Caucus seeks affordability, zoning reform witf.org/2025/03/25/pennsylv…
If you had to guess, how many bipartisan laws in the past decade do you think passed Congress with majorities of both parties in support?
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10,000 Friends of PA retweeted
Through thoughtful policy changes, #zoningreform can create an increase of attainable housing for all types of American households. Here are 5 practical zoning hacks for missing middle housing: bit.ly/3OATe00
Housing market hits a key level not seen since 2009 marketwatch.com/story/housin…
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State government nerds and/or folk whose paycheck relies upon being In The Know™️: You can find a list of all House committee assignments (both D and R) at this link.
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March 25 is the date Lancaster County voters will be asked to go to the polls and elect a senator to fill the 36th District seat vacated by @RyanPAumentPA
Hope to see you at Homes Within Reach in Hershey on Dec 4-6 cvent.me/1ZRra3?sms=7&cn=m4T…
Really interesting proposal on zoning reform. We love the idea of designated Density Districts chosen by local governments and dividends for creating housing in those districts. Its purely opt-in, no mandates. Would dividends be enough to incentivize PA municipalities to opt in?
And you should go back and fix it.
Safe Streets For All (SS4A) grants are open now through 8/29.
transportation.gov/grants/SS… #completestreets #VisionZero












