Housing affordability isn’t going to fix itself. If cities are serious about tackling the housing crisis, they need to rethink...

His seminal 2005 book, "The High Cost of Free Parking," challenged conventional urban planning norms by highlighting the extensive economic...

Safe streets don’t just prevent attacks—they make cities more livable, vibrant and accessible.

For decades, New York’s zoning policies have artificially suppressed housing construction, driving up rents and forcing working- and middle-class residents...

With vast swaths of the city off-limits to denser developments due to zoning, most rebuilding efforts will reinforce the status...

As offices stagger in-person days, peak commuting times have spread out, disrupting the traditional logic behind transit schedules and roadway...

The urban doom loop isn’t inevitable, but it requires leaders willing to make difficult, unpopular decisions to break the cycle.

Newsom’s revised goal for 2030 and his recent executive order to lower building code costs hint at a pivot toward...

To effectively tackle housing affordability, policymakers must prioritize increasing housing supply by removing restrictive regulations, thereby enabling the construction of...

The essay "Why Housing Shortages Cause Homelessness" by Salim Furth offers a compelling analysis of the intricate relationship between housing...