Housing

Can Kamala Harris and AOC agree on housing?

And can YIMBYs and the shared equity movement get along?

Sep 19 •

3 cities show why expanding transit still makes sense in a hybrid work world

It's not about the commute

Sep 12 •

Government land is the hot new real estate

There's been a paradigm shift in how government uses its property

Aug 30 •

The ADU lovefest is just getting started

Could the popularity of ADUs lead to something more?

Aug 27 •

Subscriber only: What cities and vacation towns have in common

It's more than walkability, it's unaffordability

Aug 22 •

Why did Detroit and New Orleans's post-disaster recoveries diverge?

Can NOLA recapture the kind of forward momentum that Detroit now has?

Aug 13 •

Is this the best housing bill on the East Coast?

A look at the new Massachusetts housing package

Aug 7 •

5 New Narratives About the Housing Market

It's a post-post-pandemic market

Jul 29 •

We need a national urbanist political party

Or at least a national urbanist PAC

Jul 9 •

Will Government Ever Be Ready to Go Back to the Office?

Do public servants have a responsibility to work from the office?

Jun 19 •

Should We Care That Co-Living is Dead in the U.S.?

Small scale co-living might be the future of this housing type

Jun 13 •

An Exciting Milestone

Blowing out the first year candles on this Substack!

May 21 •

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