Houston Tomorrow
Research and discussion for citizens and decision makers
Topic – Cities
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Affordable rental options becoming scarce
Despite rising demand
The number of renters spending 50% or more of their income on housing and utilities is at an all-time high.
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South Philly gets porous street
$333K price tag
Philadelphia officials unveiled the city's first porous street, which will act as a water sponge, thereby reducing flooding problems.
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CNU pres argues for more school choice
Former mayor John Norquist
Many more middle-class parents would live in big cities if they could pick the schools their kids attend, argues CNU's president and CEO John Norquist.
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Mayors want transpo money to come to cities
Mayor Parker agrees
Mayors urge Washington to give cities a bigger piece of the funding pie and pursue a large-scale reorganization of the way transportation spending is allocated.
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Distinguished Speaker Series Luncheon with RCLCO’s Gregg Logan
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Commentary
Stephen Lee Davis
US House proposes cutting transit funding out of transpo reauthorization bill
Ben Goldman
Make the house bill better for walking, biking, and transit
Richard Florida
Venture capital is shifting downtown
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