Advocating for Reasonable Regulations to Keep Housing Affordable
AUTHOR Mike Hollaway
DATE Apr 15, 2026
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I’ve spent years working tirelessly at local and state levels to keep ordinances reasonable because I believe everyone deserves access to affordable housing. Every regulation or permit requirement, if unnecessary, increases the cost of building homes. This doesn’t just affect builders—higher costs get passed on to home buyers, making it more challenging for San Antonio families to own a home.
My advocacy efforts focus on engaging with city and county officials to help them understand the real-world implications of excessive regulations. Sometimes this means testifying against proposals that would impose unwarranted expenses on builders and buyers. Other times, it’s about proposing reasonable alternatives that maintain safety and quality without inflating costs.
I’m proud to represent builders’ voices in policy discussions, ensuring that regulations stay balanced. By keeping building costs down, we make housing more affordable for everyone—not just my clients but anyone looking to buy a home in our community.
Continuing this advocacy is vital to serving the entire community’s needs. If you’re looking for a builder who champions affordability and quality craftsmanship, give me a call at (210) 490-0069. Let’s discuss your vision and how I can help make it a reality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Mike Hollaway advocate against unnecessary building regulations? ▼
Mike works to prevent unnecessary regulations because they increase construction costs, making housing less affordable for San Antonio families.
How does Mike Hollaway Custom Homes help keep housing costs down? ▼
We advocate for reasonable building standards and test against excessive regulations to reduce unnecessary costs, benefiting home buyers in San Antonio.
What role does Mike play in local housing policy? ▼
Mike educates city and county officials about construction realities and represents builders' voices in policy discussions to ensure regulations remain reasonable.
