2022
The Shrinking of the Middle-Class Neighborhood
2021
An alternative to 911: Atlanta 311 line now takes non-emergency mental health, drug calls
2020
2019
- Fewer than 10 percent of people changed their residence in 2018,
marking the lowest rate since the Census Bureau started tracking
mobility. Many economic explanations come to mind as to why people might
be more locked in place: lack of job opportunities, a shortage of
affordable housing, and less variety in salary across cities
- What urban congestion pricing is all about
- 41% of New York City residents say they can't afford living there
- Americans like local government best
- Greenest cities in America
- Cities have gotten safer
- 101 cities now rely on renewable energy
- Many large cities now mainly housing renters
ESSAYS
- The case for urban statehood
- Why smart growth isn't as smart as it thinks it is
- Saving the city from itself
- High speed, high cost, high income rail
- How cities became black & poor
- Bringing democracy to the 'hood.
- New Orleans and urban planning
- Street talk
- Cities and the environment
- No dreams on H Street
- San Francisco
- A short history of black Washington
- Preserving culture & community
- Saving cities from themselves
- Time zones in the city
- Bringing law and order to the community
- Memo to a new mayor
- Bringing the police back home
MEDIA
MORE LINKS
BIG
BOXES
NEW RULES
PUSHING LOCAL BUSINESS
NEW RULES
PUSHING LOCAL BUSINESS
CITIES
& URBAN PLANNING
ALL
ABOUT CITIES
AMERICA
WALKS
ARCHITECTS - DESIGNERS -PLANNERS
FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
CITY
FOR SALE
COMMUNITY
LAND TRUSTS
COUNTIES
RATED FOR SPRAWL
CRITICAL MASS
GREEN
BUILDING SITES
DEVELOPMENT
CTR FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
FIGHTING
SPRAWL
NEIGHBORHOOD
INFO
SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT GATEWAY
SPRAWL WATCH
STRONG TOWNS
SUSTAINABLE
CITIES
WALKABLE
COMMUNITIES
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