Housing

Montana Cities Need Pro-Housing Reforms

Montana Cities Need Pro-Housing Reforms

Together, Exclusionary Single-Family Zoning and Minimum Lot Areas effectively serve as invisible billboards at the gates of growing Montana neighborhoods which read: “low and middle income residents are not welcome here".

By Kendall Cotton

Pro-Housing Reforms

Pro-Housing Reforms

"Of the cities examined, 70% of primary residential areas either outright prohibit or penalize affordable multi-family housing development."

By Tanner Avery

Jim Applebee

Jim Applebee

"Streamlining the process in any way would be a significant factor in saving time and money, and the most important thing – bringing more affordable homes to the market quicker."

By Frontier Institute

The Conservative Case for Affordable Housing

The Conservative Case for Affordable Housing

By rejecting progressive era urban planning regulations like single-family zoning, minimum lot sizes, setbacks and parking requirements, conservatives favor restoring the original vision of property rights and economic freedom held by America’s founders.

By Kendall Cotton

Missoula: Overtaxed

Missoula: Overtaxed

Property taxes have long been a common discussion across Montana, but some residents may have a reason to feel that their property taxes are rising faster.

By Tanner Avery