You Can’t Zone For Love. But Regulatory Reform Could Increase The Supply Of Love In Your Heart.
Nat returns with some bad Valentine’s Day jokes about sustainable urbanism.
Read MoreNat returns with some bad Valentine’s Day jokes about sustainable urbanism.
Read MoreWindsor, Ontario is fighting the federal government’s housing plan in order to “protect the character of the neighborhood.”
Read MoreNat starts a new job with ADL Ventures, a venture developer focusing on solutions for energy, climate, and construction.
Read MoreeBikes, YIMBY, what’s left of the Republican Party, and more.
Read MorePlanners– don’t procrastinate until New Year’s Eve. You literally have two whole years in your licensure cycle. Do your continuing education units *today.*
Read MoreCupertino, California is fighting against twinned challenges of sky-high housing prices, and an unwillingness of some residents to work to change that.
Read MoreBefore the frost and the demise of all of the leaves, I managed to get out there and take a bunch of pictures of pretty things.
Read MoreAn uncomfortable situation in which the client wants to demolish buildings to add parking spaces. Let’s push back and say, “what about this other thing instead?”
Read MoreWe can build cities for people, or we can build them for cars. Eliminating parking minimums, which require that off-street parking spaces be included in every development project, is a great way to move us toward the former after decades of moving toward the latter.
Read MoreFar from the haunted basements of my own portfolio with SDBA, Southwest Detroit is rocking a few new real estate development projects these days, including one that local residents should know about.
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