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Kery Murakami

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Pew Trusts, The Washington Post, Newsday, Washington Times, Inside Higher Ed, Seattle PI, MYSA, Times Higher Education, Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Nextgov/FCW, NewsBreak and
Housing policy writer at Pew Charitable Trusts. All views are mine, not Pews. Was a longtime journalist who covered Congress for a number of news sites.
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States Embrace Diverse Strategies to Ease Housing Supply Constraints

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By Kery Murakami
| The Pew Trusts
This is one in a series of five articles examining key debates that will unfold in the nation’s statehouses in the year ahead. High housing costs continue to be a major concern among Americans, and in the coming months, state lawmakers can build on bipartisan approaches taken last year to ease the nation’s housing shortage, a key driver of soaring rents and home prices.
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New Laws Open Doors to Affordable Shared Housing Arrangements

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By Kery Murakami, Gabriel Kravitz
| The Pew Trusts
A growing number of states are considering reforms to allow residents to lower their housing costs by sharing homes, a shift that promises to boost the supply of rental housing and improve affordability. Shared housing was common for most of American history, but it declined sharply over the past 70 years as local zoning codes became more restrictive.
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Additional Manufactured Housing Could Benefit Millions of U.S. Homebuyers

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By Rachel Siegel Verified, Kery Murakami
| The Pew Trusts
Research shows that this option, more attainable for many, is largely unavailable in more than 800 counties Article November 20, 2024 By: Rachel Siegel & Kery Murakami Read time: Share Additional Manufactured Housing Could Benefit Millions of U.S. Homebuyers constantgardener Getty Images At a time when the U.S. housing shortage has caused home prices to soar, removing the barriers that prevent more manufactured housing from being built is vital.
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