Park on Unintended Consequences of Development Restrictions
Many Americans support implementing development restrictions in fire- and flood-prone areas to combat the effects of climate change.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Shoup’s Impact on Parking in a Canadian City
Edmonton is the first city in the country to remove all minimum parking requirements from real-estate developments.
Matute on Metro’s Fareless Transit Initiative
The pilot program in Los Angeles County is billed as a moral obligation to aid those who have been hit hardest by the pandemic.
The Stock Market Is Not Your Friend, Jacoby Says
While many Americans are worried about job security during the pandemic, affluent Americans and big shareholders are profiting.
Umemoto Remembers Mentor Lane Hirabayashi
“Generations of students and colleagues were transformed by his wisdom and generosity,” she says of the beloved teacher, mentor and friend.
Loukaitou-Sideris on Making Urban Neighborhoods More Livable
Formerly redlined neighborhoods throughout the U.S. experience some of the highest temperatures in the summer.
Shoup Offers Tips to Improve Parking in Cities
Despite the high land value of curb space, parking is often underpriced or free in cities.
Monkkonen Illustrates Downsides of Single-Family Zoning
A San Diego proposal would allow for taller, denser housing to be built near transit but would not affect single-family-zoned neighborhoods.
Akee Highlights Benefits of Child Subsidies
Studies have found that subsidizing the incomes of poor families leads their children on average to better health, more schooling and higher earnings as adults.
Ling Describes Healthy Housing Market Indicators
Mortgage rates have hit record lows at the same time many Americans are struggling financially as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
