Development patterns across the country reveal a dramatic shift in demand away from sprawling suburbia and towards low-maintenance urbanism.
Metropolitan regions around the country are making strides at developing the infrastructure necessary for a successful future.
Charlotte, North Carolina has purposely transformed itself from a sprawling city to a bike/ped friendly community.
The latest installment of Los Angeles light rail system is now open and the city is focusing on additional projects, with hopes of becoming a US transit leader.
Romney, once an anti-sprawl crusader, created model for Obama ‘smart growth’ program
Dallas residents are looking forward to two significant additions to the city's growing rapid transit light rail system.
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