A simple new web platform lets the public hearing process happen online, making it easier for residents to offer feedback — and for leaders to respond to it.
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Is gentrification a detrimental force or a positive process? What does the word "gentrification" even mean? Find out from these 5 different voices.
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Attention freeway builders! Want to make up for dividing the community and destroying neighborhoods? How about replacing the homes you demolished?
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There seems to be no end to Wisconsin leaders' willingness to let Foxconn trample on the state.
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2009 was perhaps the most pivotal year for Strong Towns, because it is the year we decided these ideas were worthy of more than just a blog.
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Government housing subsidies can't provide a permanent lasting solution to affordable housing challenges, but naturally occuring mixed income neighborhoods could.
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Housing options become even more scarce when the value of property is no longer tethered to the local labor market.
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Strong citizens take pride in the micro as well as the macro, from their front lawn to the city in which they live.
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But the growing simply allows you to not be dying for a little bit longer...
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Mayor Lou Radkowski of St Marys, PA is taking Strong Towns concepts to heart and implementing them in his community.
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To rebuild Akron, we must think big, but work equally hard on doing the small things extremely well.
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This week's guest is Strong Towns Development Director, Bo Wright, who discusses the organization's new partnership in Akron, Ohio
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“When we look at Akron, we see nothing but opportunity." - Chuck Marohn
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Join Chuck Marohn this Thursday at 12pm CT for an open conversation on our Slack discussion forum.
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There is no way to sustain a city over time without building wealth within it. That is why a Strong Towns approach is critical.
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This week we discussed housing issues — from how to take steps to change the housing situation in your neighborhood, to the problems with inclusionary zoning policies.
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Can we afford to build incrementally when the problems we face are so enormous?
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Lessons from Akron's transportation history.
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The housing crunch leads families to make hard trade-offs in order to live affordably. A quick chat in an airport lounge reveals some unique examples.
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We're thrilled to share a recent op-ed in the New York Times written by friend of Strong Towns, Gracy Olmstead, who mentions our movement and interviews our president.
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