At the ULI fall meeting, developers discussed how to participate in planning and work with local governments to create better developments.
In some suburban areas, the push for walkable, higher-density development may be a response to the sensibilities of booming Asian populations.
Growth rates have doubled in urban areas and decreased by nearly one-third in the suburbs, reflecting "a blend of choice and circumstance."
As our work lives become increasingly web-based, more people are seeking out home lives in more socially-connected urban centers and downtowns.
Urban planners, developers, and other experts provide their thoughts on where and how car-free suburban planning might work (and has worked) in the US.
Office of Urban Policy should include suburbs
State requires new subdivisions to build narrower streets and improve connectivity, or else it will not maintain the roadways.
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