It's an observation frequently made in urbanist circles that European towns and cities have starker divides between urbanized and undeve...

A while back I devoted an entire post to lot sizes , one that despite its subject matter was fairly well-read.  Another related topic, which...

It's possible to advance many explanations for the rise of zoning in the United States in the 1920s: classism , resurgent racism , react...

Walmart has been in the news more than usual of late, with the announcement that it was closing 269 of its stores  as well as backing out of...

Chris Bradford has a post at his new blog , also picked up at Citylab , urging a better understanding of the so-called NIMBY phenomenon. C...

In a recent post , I pointed out how, when adjusted for age and life expectancy, homeownership in the United States is lower than is has bee...

A recent article by Lyman Stone makes the argument that the return to cities observed during the late 2000s, rather than being primarily a ...