Massachusetts Defeats Rent Control
By Patricia Cantor
After 25 years of winning battles, Massachusetts tenants finally lost the war. How?

Spotted Owl, Snail Darter and ...Rent Control
By Karen Ceraso
Is rent control heading for extinction? An update on the few states where rent control still exists.

New Rules for Fannie and Freddie
By Carole Norris
Will HUD's new rules for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac increase the number of mortgages available to low-income and minority communities?

HUD's New Balancing Act
By Allen Fishbein and Dana Wise
Do HUD's proposed regulations of the GSEs go far enough? Housing advocates think not and urge stronger measures.

Is Mixed-Income Housing the Key?
By Karen Ceraso
An old idea is becoming conventional wisdom as private and public affordable housing providers create mixed-income multifamily housing.

Neighbors Plow Field of Nightmares
By Michael Sarbanes
An innovative use of self-help nuisance abatement law and effective neighborhood organizing clear the drug dealers out of one Baltimore community.

Profile: Ann Arbor Tenants Union
By Ann Wilson
One of the oldest tenant unions celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary with activism and commitment.