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Housing Real Estate Urban Planning

Calley Wang November 7, 2023October 31, 2023 0 Comments apple, apple computer, better cupertino, big tech, builder's remedy, california, community benefits, cupertino, cupertino california, gavin newsom, housing in the bay area, housing shortage, hung wei, NIMBY, nyu, pedestrian safety, retrofitting the suburbs, san francisco, san francisco bay area, sand hill properties, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, sheila mohan, silicon valley, silicon vallye, suburbia, suburbs, tech industry, vallco specific plan, YIMBY

Suburban Skylines: A California Tech Town’s Growth Struggles

Cupertino, California is fighting against twinned challenges of sky-high housing prices, and an unwillingness of some residents to work to change that.

inkwell partners proposed housing development project in southwest detroit hubbard farms

Housing Real Estate Urban Planning

Nat M. Zorach October 18, 2023October 18, 2023 0 Comments 4545 Architecture, broderick manor, densification, Density, devon caldwell, grand boulevard, hubbard farms, hubbard farms neighborhood association, inkwell partners, la joya gardens, NIMBY, parking minimums, porter street, real estate, real estate development, southwest detroit, tim flintoff, YIMBY

Hubbard Farms Gets Serious About Density

Far 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.

Calvin Trần Hoàng YIMBY Spirit of Caroline

Economic Development Events Urban Planning

Nat M. Zorach October 9, 2023October 9, 2023 0 Comments affordable housing, arbitrary lines, arbitrary lines book, CAVE people, cayimby, densification, Density, Detroit, flint, housing markets, motor city brewing, NIMBY, nolan gray, real estate development, the free spirit of caroline, Trần Hoàng Calvin, YIMBY

Better Cities Film Festival and YIMBY in Detroit

YIMBY enthusiasts from Columbus, North Carolina, California, Flint, and beyond converged on Detroit yesterday evening to see a new film featuring M. Nolan Gray, Research Director of California YIMBY.

Housing Mobility Real Estate Urban Planning

Nat M. Zorach May 21, 2021May 21, 2021 0 Comments active living, adaptive reuse, affordable housing, AMI, bde maka ska, corridor, corridor development, cycling infrastructure, Density, density bonus, Detroit, displacement, Gentrification, high-density development, housing, housing development, inclusionary zoning, industrial corridors, industrial redevelopment, joe louis greenway, lake calhoun, lake harriet, low-density, luxury rentals, market rate rentals, mid-density, midtown greenway, minneapolis, minneapolis midtown greenway, mixed-income, mixed-use, new construction, nonmotorized infrastructure, nonmotorized transportation, pedestrian infrastructure, real estate, real estate development, recreation, rental housing, safe streets, the out-of-doors, transit corridors, YIMBY

Greenways, The Ultimate High-Density Corridor Development Tool?

Nat compares the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis to the Joe Louis Greenway in Detroit, which broke ground this past week.

California Photography Travel Urban Planning

Nat Zorach March 16, 2020March 17, 2020 0 Comments bianca barragan, buses, congestion, congestion pricing, Curbed LA, echo park, electric vehicles, elijah chiland, LA Metro, lyft, Mike Davis, Streetcars, TOD, trains, transit-oriented development, Uber, YIMBY

Los Angeles: Beyond The Supreme Reign of the Motorcar

The culture of mobility in Los Angeles is still stuck in the single-passenger automotive mindset. But the infrastructure begs to differ.

Real Estate Urban Planning

Nat Zorach January 6, 2020February 10, 2020 0 Comments air rights, Density, new york city, rich people, upzoning, YIMBY

Only In New York: Capital Mistakes in Density

New York’s current craze of demolishing usable buildings and replacing them with slightly denser ones is unsustainable and bad for business.

Affordable housing Urban Planning

Nat Zorach November 5, 2019November 5, 2019 0 Comments affordable housing, apple, BART, bay area, big tech, california, Density, google, high-speed rail, mountain view, palo alto, regional planning, san jose, sunnyvale, transit, YIMBY, Zoning

Sorry, Tim– Pocket Change Can’t Fix Suburbia.

Apple just announced that it’s committing a bunch of money to housing development in the Bay Area. That’s good, right?!

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