U.S. state government could create more affordable housing
"Shallow rent subsidies" could prevent homelessness
Churches could provide homelessness services / shelter
Affordable housing nonprofits could spend less on lobbying and salaries / more on services
Kleptocrats / criminals could not buy real estate / real estate transactions could be transparent
Investors / corporations / foreign buyers could drive up home prices / rent
Houses could come in a box and unfold in less than an hour
Quality, urban, low-income housing could be available in developing countries
Housing could be possible to obtain for those with past evictions / bad credit and motel stays could be less expensive
A Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool (FHSP) could assist with homelessness and affordable housing
Finding and obtaining available affordable housing could be easier
Domestic abuse survivors could access permanent housing more easily / faster
Modular / prefab construction could become popular
Homes / buildings could be 3-D printed and earthquake-resistant
Zoning rules and land-use regulations could be improved for more affordable housing
Hotel/motel, apartments, tiny homes, vacation rentals, homes, and college dormitories could be converted to homeless/public/affordable housing
Boarding housing and SROs could provide affordable housing
Affordable housing could be created by NOAHs
Renters could build equity or buy their buildings
Public housing could be affordable, diverse, and well-maintained
U.S. government control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could end
Tenants could have easier access to legal help, right to legal counsel, and/or housing assistance
Deed theft and mortgage fraud could be stopped and prevented through greater awareness
Shipping containers could provide temporary, cheap housing
Backyards could be rented
Buying a mobile home / renting land could be financially harmful to residents
A housing voucher program could aid poverty
Cash could be given through rental subsidies, taxes, or child savings accounts to aid poverty
HUD could better inspect and maintain public housing
Tiny homes in backyards could house the homeless
Housing could be intergenerational
Federal Right to Safe Housing Bill
Section 8 vouchers could be expanded and cities could permit more building to create more affordable housing
Cohousing could have social, economic, and environmental benefits
All public housing could be offered through portable rental vouchers
