Evan Horowitz says that Massachusetts leaders “nibble at policy changes, proudly proclaim that we’re making transformative [economic] investments, and then wonder why things don’t actually get better.”

Evan Horowitz explains the impact of changes made by the state legislature, allowing more flexibility to debate and negotiate bills in The Boston Globe.

This article cites a report from cSPA that finds a likely Massachusetts ballot question called the “Legalize Starter Homes” initiative would lead to about 750 new homes a year on average if it passes.

Evan Horowitz joins this episode of Morning Edition to explain the stakes and the context around Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rulings that struck down two ballot questions that dealt with the cost of li

Evan Horowitz comments in this Boston Globe piece on the plateau of funds generated by marijuana-related tax collection at the city and town levels.

This Boston Globe op-ed references a joint report between cSPA and the Boston Policy Institute that predicted last June that the falling values of empty office buildings would eventually create a revenue shortfall of $1.4 billion to $2.1 billion.

Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, is quoted in this Boston Globe article on the revenue loss that could result from a proposal to cut Massachusetts' income tax rate.

Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, joins WBUR’s Up Next to discuss rising property taxes in the City of Boston.

A cSPA joint report with the Massachusetts Municipal Association examining the impact of rising costs and sluggish growth in state aid on municipal budgets is linked in this article.

Evan Horowitz joined WBUR's Morning Edition to explain why Proposition 2 1/2, the 45-year-old Massachusetts law that limits how much cities and towns can raise property taxes in a given year, is in the spotlight.