Homes of all shapes and sizes for all kinds of people.

Neighbors for More Neighbors stands up for more housing for everyone in Central Ohio.

Our Platform: More homes

What kinds of housing do we support?

— This list is not exhaustive and is in no particular order —

public

cooperative

tiny

subsidized

senior

townhomes

rapid re-housing

land trust

private

non-profit

for-profit

collective

communal

intergenerational

condos

social

multi-family

dense

carbon-neutral

green

transitional

supportive

apartments

recovery

New residents are a social gain—not a burden.


We envision a future where everyone has access to high quality housing they can afford. Unfortunately, each year there are more people in our community struggling to find housing they can afford.

In Franklin County, 43% of households spend more than 30% of their income on housing. This indicates they are housing cost-burdened—meaning they don’t have enough income for other essential costs like food and healthcare.


The average American will move 11.7 times in their lifetime. Everyone should have the option to find housing that meets their current life circumstances, without leaving the neighborhoods they love.

In order to achieve this, neighborhoods should offer a variety of housing types. Central Ohio no longer has a housing stock that matches our dynamic housing needs.

Apartments are part of our heritage.

Much of our multifamily housing
has been demolished.

What kinds of policies can help
move the needle on housing?

This list is not exhaustive and is in no particular order.

  • Streamlining permitting processes
  • Eliminating parking requirements
  • Encouraging transit-oriented development
  • Zoning to allow for higher-density housing
  • Inclusionary zoning policies
  • Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)

Contact us to learn about the goals of the More Neighbors movement in Central Ohio, and learn how to get involved!


Show your support
with a fun yard sign!

Part of supporting the Neighbors for More Neighbors movement involves letting your neighbors know that you have a welcoming and inclusive attitude about housing near you. One way to do this is by staking our attractive little sign in your front yard or in a street-facing window in your home. Contact us to request a sign and we might be able to drop it off—or you can swing by and pick it up sometime!

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