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CITY WITH HOMELESSNESS CRISIS CHOOSES PEOPLE OVER INVESTORS... NOT.Then, city lawyers threaten activists for proposing solution. See also this article on BelfastLive and this one in the Mirror
All across the world, projects like Belfast's "Tribeca" are being built for the benefit of investors with only the very flimsiest pretense of helping out locals.
Under capitalism, housing provision is based on what will make developers, lenders, and landlords rich — not what average people need to sur
Maybe the grass isn't always greener in Armory Park, but the potholes certainly are.
“I used to be irritated by the city ignoring the potholes in the neighborhood, until I realized they actually slow traffic down,” Miller said. “So I celebrate them now.”
The city's once-redlined neighborhoods are nearly 10 degrees warmer than their highest-rated, non-redlined counterparts, a new study shows.
The McHarg Center's "2100 Project" tries to visualize exactly how the warming world will dramatically reshape the United States.
And the Bay Area’s ten largest cities combined sport three empty homes for every two persons without one.
States, cities and counties give away $80 billion per year, but that doesn't seem to create stronger economies or lower unemployment.
"We found no statistically significant association between economic development incentives per capita and average wages or incomes; none between incentives and college grads or knowledge workers; and none between incentives and the state unemployment rate."
The German capital is about to begin a groundbreaking rental law, but looming legal challenges and new revelations cast doubt on whether it’
There’s one listing for every 15 Miami Beach residents.
How easy is it to exploit Airbnb? While searching for my grifter, I found out.
The company's CEO said in an email that the company would undertake a year-long project to ensure every listing is advertised accurately.
How could they possibly do that? Physically visit every single spot? Every spare room and guest house on the planet, basically?
For years, urban "renewal" meant wooing young professionals. Even they can’t afford to live in cities anymore.
"this unrelenting growth is out of control and cannot last."
After five years of negotiations, the agreement to redevelop the Ronstadt Transit Center is ready for public scrutiny.
ugh.
The Project for Public Spaces submitted a great report last month to Rio Nuevo, involving placemaking opportunities for the Broadway Corridor project.
Lipstick on a pig.
A lot of software developers, according to an unprecedented new analysis.
failure in redevelopment