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Is "walkable cities" just a luxury for the rich, forcing everyone else into sprawl?
As housing costs soar and climate goals tighten, the debate over walkable urbanism versus car-dependent sprawl has become a flashpoint in 2026, pitting affordability against sustainability. Cast your vote on whether compact, pedestrian-friendly design is a privilege or a right.
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