Federal Transit Administration awards 21 TOD Planning Awards in pilot program
Last week the US Federal Transit Administration Transit-Oriented Planning Pilot Program awarded 21 grants for comprehensive planning work in 17...
Last week the US Federal Transit Administration Transit-Oriented Planning Pilot Program awarded 21 grants for comprehensive planning work in 17...
Ever wondered about women’s role in housing trends in Canadian cities? Check out The rise of women’s role in society: Impacts...
We can all rest easy. Despite many studies showing increased income inequality and a shrinking middle class in Canada, a...
A couple of years ago, when I attended the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning annual conference in Chicago, I...
An interesting development has been sweeping away the iconic ideal of homeownership in the US. It isn’t a new idea,...
Many researchers are concerned about ethnic concentrations in our cities, particularly in the US. Researcher Rich Benjamin’s latest book Searching...
There are a number of indexes around that measure how easy it is to walk in your neighbourhood. Each seems...
Among my colleagues in urban planning, suburbia is seen as one of the most powerful forces shaping our towns and...
For the past few years there has been a remarkable amount of research looking at immigrant settlement patterns in Toronto,...