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An opinion piece in The Urbanist argues that opposition to Seattle's Comprehensive Plan wrongly blames new housing for environmental threats, diverting attention…
Read updateElk Grove Village, Illinois, has launched an innovative public-private partnership to offer a "first dibs" opportunity for new single-family homes to existing…
Read updateA proposed bitcoin mining data centre in northeastern Kentucky is set to require an immense amount of electricity, raising questions about energy…
Read updateAfter Northeastern Illinois University acquired a city block using eminent domain in 2014 with plans for student housing, the properties remain vacant,…
Read updateThe Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) has responded to the escalating global energy crisis, exacerbated by the closure of the…
Read updateTransit and environmental groups rally against a California Air Resources Board proposal that could divert billions from public transit and affordable housing…
Read updateRegional planners acknowledge growing public opposition to the current highway-oriented proposal for DuSable Lake Shore Drive, reopening analysis and inviting further public…
Read updateLand Use Committee Chair Eddie Lin proposes changes to Seattle's land use appeals process to align with state law and accelerate housing…
Read updateUS Housing Secretary Scott Turner highlights how complex regulations, intended for large projects, disproportionately burden smaller housing developments, increasing costs and limiting…
Read updateA package of targeted zoning changes, the Housing Opportunities Program (HOP), is moving through Seattle City Council, aiming to stimulate the construction…
Read updateNew federal guidelines from the Department of Housing and Urban Development propose that local and state governments eliminate green-energy building requirements as…
Read updatePortland, Oregon's pioneering Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund has generated over $1 billion, funding significant climate resilience projects and benefiting vulnerable communities.
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