This month’s edition of The House Call breaks down results from the Census Bureau’s 2025 Characteristics of New Housing Survey, including affordability, amenities, and production. It also describes the Massachusetts court case that stopped a rent control petition from appearing before voters this fall.
New Census Bureau Data Show Northeast is an Outlier on New Housing Characteristics
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