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Our Homes: Ending the Housing Crisis

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A live, weekly, web series exploring the intricacies of and solutions to Hawaii's housing crisis from a global perspective. Hosted by Hawaii State Senator Stanley Chang.

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6/10/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: An Empty Homes Tax for Honolulu

September 14, 2024

Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: An Empty Homes Tax for Honolulu

<p>In this episode of Our Homes, Ellen Carson and Keith Webster (advocates for Faith Action for Community Equity, a nonprofit focusing on housing and homelessness solutions) speak about an empty homes tax under consideration by the Honolulu City Council. Modeled after Vancouver, Canada’s tax, Honolulu’s proposal would be levied on an empty home’s assessed value, on a graduated rate with a 3 year phase. Faith Action for Community Equity believes this would disincentivize non-resident buyers and create a funding mechanism to support more housing construction and homeless services.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: The Great Housing Hijack

June 18, 2024

Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: The Great Housing Hijack

<p>In this episode of Our Homes, Dr. Cameron Murray, Australian economist and author of “The Great Housing Hijack,” speaks about the myths surrounding housing markets in Australia and elsewhere. Murray believes that high housing cost jurisdictions suffer from inequitable distribution of housing, not mere supply shortage. These housing shortages have been observed over the centuries, meaning that regulation alone cannot explain them. An alternative to the free market is required to aid those who cannot access a home. Jurisdictions need to implement a low-price alternative to rent or buy homes, like the Singapore model, which is already available to certain groups in Australia, like military servicemembers. This episode of Our Homes was hosted by Senator Stanley Chang.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: A New Generation of Public Development in Boston, MA

April 8, 2024

Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: A New Generation of Public Development in Boston, MA

<p>In this episode of Our Homes, Kenzie Bok, the Administrator for the Boston Housing Authority (BHA), shares BHA’s plan to end the City’s housing shortage in part by building 3,000 mixed-income Faircloth units. This decision was spurred by the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s decision to almost triple the subsidy amount available for Faircloth units. The authority has currently identified two sites, and Bok speaks on the current obstacles and the importance of their mixed-income, mixed-use, and revenue neutral building plans. Bok further speaks on the necessity of government’s role as provider of safe and affordable housing. This episode of Our Homes was hosted by Senator Stanley Chang.</p>

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What is Our Homes: Ending the Housing Crisis?

A live, weekly, web series exploring the intricacies of and solutions to Hawaii's housing crisis from a global perspective. Hosted by Hawaii State Senator Stanley Chang.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

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This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

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