Jeff Andrews
Data Journalist
Jeff Andrews joined Curbed in 2017. He covers the housing market and housing policy from a data perspective. Previously, he's written for Vocativ, Vice's Noisey, ESPN, The Associated Press, among others. He holds a BA in journalism from the University of North Texas and an MBA from Georgetown University. You can email him tips or music recommendations at jeff@curbed.com. Follow him on Twitter at @jandrews81.
Move over, exposed brick. Plaster is now the wall finish of choice
Plaster wall finishes have quietly become the preferred choice for high-end home renovations, replacing other options like paint, wallpaper, or exposed brick.
HUD wants to end protections for transgender people at homeless shelters
It’s part of a broader push by HUD to eliminate civil rights protections
Home values drop for the first time in seven years
A one-month drop isn’t a trend yet, but Zillow estimates show that the market has signaled this for some time now.
Zillow’s home-flipping business could be good for buyers. Is it good for Zillow?
The company announced massive home flipping revenue and massive home flipping losses.
New HUD rule would render 55,000 children of immigrants homeless
According to HUD’s own analysis, the proposed rule would also separate those kids from their parents in the process.
How startups and developers are helping teachers find affordable housing
News ways to help teachers purchase or rent an affordable home include downpayment assistance and specially designed developments.
The housing market is in flux heading into prime buying season
March housing data suggests inventory continues to pile up, while sales lag and price cuts spike.
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The 2020 election: Housing, transportation, climate, and infrastructure
Where the 2020 presidential candidates stand on policy that affects U.S. cities.
Nine million tons of furniture go to landfills every year. This company has a better plan
Green Standards resells, recycles, or donates a company’s office furniture
The business of van life
How the RV industry is falling short, and how van lifers are filling the gap.