Gentrification is producing more diverse schools and growing enrollment in Washington, DC.
Read MoreActions speak louder than words; blocking new housing will drive up rents.
Read MoreBig data should be used for problem solving, not propaganda and promotion.
Read MoreIn auto-land, pedestrians are just one more patented gimmick away from being safe.
Read MoreA new study of San Francisco’s rent control shows it raises rents for some.
Read MoreGoing faster doesn’t mean your city gets anywhere more quickly, and it doesn’t make you happier.
Read MorePeak hour car commuters have incomes almost double those who travel by transit, bike and foot.
Read MoreWhen we strongly incentivize anti-social behavior by big corporations, we get more of it.
Read MorePortland is thinking about widening freeways; other cities show that doesn’t work.
Read MoreOregon’s DOT seems to be more concerned with making cars go faster than saving lives.
Read MoreBuild expensive new “luxury” apartments, and wait a few decades.
Read MoreWhy would a national organization focused on energy efficiency and lowering carbon emissions give its employees free parking?
Read MoreHow the price of parking impacts use of ride-hailing services.
Read MoreIs historic preservation just thinly veiled NIMBYism?
Read MoreSo-called smart cities have an achilles heel: data is biased by the status quo.
Read MoreWe are profoundly conflicted as a nation when it comes to housing: we want it to be affordable, but we also want its prices to rise fast enough to be valuable as a financial investment.
Read MoreThe mental model that says traffic levels are some inexorable natural force like the tides, which must be accommodated or else, is just wrong.
Read MoreUntil cities can lower the cost of building affordable housing, they'll never be able to create enough of it.
Read MoreWhich cities move the fastest? Does it matter?
Read MoreIf “big data” and “smart cities” are really going to amount to anything substantial, it has to be more than just generating high tech scare stories.
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