Yes to People. Yes to Housing.

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Learn about the pro-housing movement and how you can make housing more affordable near you!

We Say, “Yes in My Back Yard!”

Our goal is to make Washington DC a place where everyone can build a life, regardless of their background or income. We recognize the need for diverse housing types, such as row homes, apartments, and ADUs, to accommodate different needs and preferences. The housing affordability crisis in Washington DC threatens our city's unique diversity and rich cultural heritage. Together, we can build a more inclusive and affordable capital city for all.

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Our city’s Advisory Neighborhood Commissions (ANCs) play a crucial role in shaping local policies and developments. Pro-housing commissioners can push forward essential housing projects, support community improvements, and build political power for the YIMBY movement. Learn how you can run for ANC!

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Our Solutions

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Legalize Housing

Allow more housing in every neighborhood, especially historically affluent and exclusionary neighborhoods, removing barriers to both subsidized affordable and market rate housing

Fix Incentives

Reform structures that incentivize communities to say no to new homes, including tax systems and car centric transportation systems.

Streamline Permitting

Make housing permits fast and fair, removing arbitrary barriers to both subsidized affordable and market rate housing.

Increase Housing Stability

Enact policies that support current residents having stable housing choices amid growth.

Fund Affordable Housing

Increase funding for subsidized affordable housing through a wide variety of mechanisms, including direct subsidies.