25 Introduction Booklet 1: This booklet looks at housing conditions across a range of small cities, examining what exists looks like, what is missing, and what's driving change. It explores recurring themes: regional affordability pressures, the limits of single-family zoning, aging and blighted housing stock, and the value of diverse "missing middle" housing types, including how these patterns tend to cluster based on shared regional and market conditions. It also traces the gap between policy reform and actual housing production, featuring a case study of one city's effort to rewrite its zoning code around real building types, an interview on the relational and institutional work needed to move from planning to implementation, and a set of outside contributions on faith-based housing partnerships. Housing How do we move from regulatory reform to actual implementation ?
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