The city of Madison this month launched a new Housing Tracker that uses charts, maps, and graphs to let community members track the progress of available and affordable housing growth, the Wisconsin State Journal reports. Madison’s goal is to add 15,000 new housing units, including 3,750 affordable units, by 2030.
The development target was announced earlier this month by Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway in response to the 2024 Dane County Regional Housing Strategy Report. City staff were previously monitoring the data included in the tracker, but it will now be organized in a way that can be communicated to the public.Â
The three-page data dashboard is available here.
