I definitely think this experience will scare pols away from big fiscal, but I think that’s a mistake. Sending out checks is part of Trump’s enduring popularity!
"Buses moved so well that schedules were changed so that drivers weren't left waiting at the end of the route for long periods of time until their next run.
"Large logistics companies altered their delivery scheme because they could deliver more parcels than they could before."
Denmark's tallest timber tower, called 'TRÆ' has just opened
80m tall, it has a remarkable approach to low-carbon and reused materials. For instance, solar shading is made from old wind turbine blades
“Fixing the McFlurry machine” should become a lasting metaphor for the ability of government to do small things that make basic sense and yet somehow manage to enrage corporate America.
Great chart here from Goldman showing - once again! - that housing supply (or lack thereof) "has been the primary driver of rent growth over the past year".
Just build.
Criminal insanity: the EPA just handed out $3 billion in Inflation Reduction Act (Clean Ports Program) subsidies on the strict condition that they NOT involve automation:
(The union is, of course, thrilled.)
After Biden's phony "garbage" gaffe, Shapiro immediately ran to the press to say he disagreed with the president, thereby creating additional news stories about it
This decision on Shapiro's part proves Kamala made the correct choice
The important story here is that market-rate rentals can be affordable if enough new housing is getting built to meet demand.
The couple got a market-rate 1-bed for $1,500/month, which is cheaper than the 60% AMI housing provided by MHA.
https://t.co/0hwurWYfgW
Take this survey and remember that whatever else Design Review is, it inherently inequitable as a gatekeeping institution that enforces establishment norms (and cost!!) on any kind of creative development.
The more this point is pushed the more I disagree. The Washington post is not a soup kitchen. Folks won’t starve if it disappears. If it is no longer an institution that can be trusted not to cave to fascists, then it might as well go and make room for something better
"We find that localism is concentrated among white, affluent homeowners...localist beliefs are less prevalent in the population than they are in planning practice."
Can’t believe it didn’t respect the character of the neighborhood 😢 I am sure that this building has remained an annoying eyesore that is broadly hated by New Yorkers to this day!
Nobody should miss out on better rates or service because they can't easily switch banks.
Everyone should have the freedom to easily change providers & shop around for the best deal.
@CFPB's new rule will make this a reality, giving people more choice.
https://t.co/mbPQlrDwOc
"In cities, there are enough cameras in some zones that many drivers give up trying to game the system. When enough drivers default to the limit, even those willing to take ticket risk tend to slow. Over time new habits form and the old speeds may feel too fast."
Hard to overstate how much of an improvement speed cameras are compared to police issuing tickets.
Speed cameras are *way* more fair -- and also more reliable.
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35 units. A mix of housing types. A mix of households. Would be very nice!
I know it's goofy but February 2025 is another key month for voting, and getting a YES on Prop 1A
Research suggests there's still work to do on Washington state's condo defect laws to open up condo development. Inspired by the Terner Center, my take on what further updates WA should prioritize:
- Right to Repair
- Tiered coverage
- Effective warranty
https://t.co/6RwQw35DdK
The decision by Dow Constantine and Bruce Harrell to try and change the station locations in the Chinatown/International District area have added years of planning time and likely major cost increases to this urgent project.