Got into a conversation this morning about an Arctic expedition our family joined in 2015. #Inuit Here’s the first in that blog series: https://t.co/sFqPbszkdN
Tradtional stores and shops are closing or already closed all over the US, and not just because of the pandemic. This presents a new set of challenges for cities that may require a new set of solutions. We need to pay more attention. My new post: https://t.co/XfRMWwE4Wl
From forgotten buildings to thriving neighborhoods, adaptive reuse has the power to transform our cities. 🏗️✨
In our latest blog, we explore how adaptive reuse can bring life back to communities. #CityPlanning#AdaptiveReuse#PreserveHistory#Zoning https://t.co/Qa0Qm9xgPY
Escaping the housing trap requires recognizing housing is a financial instrument and investment decisions are a big influence. Affordable housing has constrained access to capital. @clmarohn@StrongTowns new book helps. #strongtowns#cnu32
Thinking about urban development like a farmer — on a yield per acre basis — helps make choices about the portfolio of place. @JoeUrbanThree walks #strongtowns#cnu32
In the US, between 50 and 60 percent of the downtowns of many cities are dedicated to parking alone. High ratios of #parking to cars makes #affordable housing less likely. https://t.co/nxDkiiQz0d
U.S. Climate Vulnerability Index, a new tool developed by the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund in partnership with Texas A&M University and a range of community groups like Achieving Community Tasks Successfully. #climate#vulnerability https://t.co/nCh46MaTAC
Americans need an annual income of $100,000 to afford a car, making it unaffordable for over 60% of households. Since 2020, new car prices jumped by 30% and used car prices by 38% (CoPilot via Newsweek). #automobile#affordability https://t.co/SDZhRdD4lx
Americans are living through the toughest housing market in a generation and, for some young people, the quintessential dream of owning a home is slipping away. #home#ownership https://t.co/sJKPc5YzZq
@lornehanks We’re happy when we go for a run. We’re even more happy when we go for a run in a gorilla suit — at least according to Roko Belic, director of the award-winning documentary, HAPPY. https://t.co/oAtOzQmRQg
Salt Lake has one of the busiest downtowns in the nation thanks to increased numbers of residents, cultural amenities and tourism. And not depending too heavily on office workers. #downtown#econdev https://t.co/DfnbvUOZNy
Clean heating sources, ventilation, and filtration-based portable air cleaners or improved HVAC filters (rated MERV 13 or higher) fight the silent killer: bad quality indoor air. https://t.co/2HakV1bZFm
Baby Boomers Buying All the Houses: This year, the average age for a repeat buyer was 58, according to data released Monday from the National Association of Realtors. #housing#realestate#demographics https://t.co/NiwBndr315
Bike lanes are suddenly popping up in Nashville because they’re riding a combination of modern urban design principles and a planning department trying desperately to help catch up. #cycling#Nashville https://t.co/wpyihrbH9H