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The Briefing Room: Why Housing Costs More Than Ever

  • Post author:Shantelle Malcolm-Lym
  • Post published:July 7, 2026
  • Post category:County Budgets / Economic Development / Housing and Community Development / State Budget and Fiscal Issues

Housing projects do not rise or fall only on land, design, or political will. They also rise or fall with the cost of capital, aka the capital stack.

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