#city development

Does the obsession with 'walkability' actually price out the very people who need to walk, making cities richer and shorter?

How are zoning reforms impacting your city's affordable housing pipeline?

Are city planners ruining neighborhoods by trying to make them “walkable” for the rich?

Is zoning reform finally making cities more affordable or just more chaotic?

Does anyone else think "walkable cities" is just a gimmick for the rich?

Do you trust predictive models more than zoning boards for urban planning?

What's your take on building more townhouses instead of skyscrapers?