Will California Get Out Of Its Own Way?
Zoning reform has become a flashpoint for political debate in the United States. While it intuitively seems like it would
Read MoreZoning reform has become a flashpoint for political debate in the United States. While it intuitively seems like it would
Read MoreA new research paper assesses the perceived happiness of households that have gotten rid of their car. Turns out that it might actually be good for your brain! There is a catch, though, and it’s not going to work for everyone.
Read MoreThe city of Ann Arbor officially abolished parking minimums yesterday with the passage of an amendment to the city’s development
Read MoreIf you, like me, are a part-time transplant resident of the District of Columbia– and are a policy nerd, no
Read MoreNat compares the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis to the Joe Louis Greenway in Detroit, which broke ground this past week.
Read MoreA new, mid-density development project on Detroit’s far east side is materializing, heralding a new dawn for a corridor that has struggled with autocentric, low density and disinvestment for decades.
Read MoreThe State Fairgrounds site is centrally located, and it’s huge. Too huge to make some monumentally bad decisions about permanently turning it into a Shelby Township-style strip mall.
Read MoreMichigan Central Station, the iconic, hulking, centenarian structure that has sat vacant for decades, is perhaps the flagship redevelopment project
Read MoreI spent the long MLK weekend in New York City for some family visits, friend visits, professional prospecting, and some
Read MoreAlleys, an oft-forgotten component of the urban fabric, have transformative potential for infrastructure and real estate.
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