Affordable housing can take many shapes and show up in surprising places. These places aren’t subsidized or government-run, but they house millions of Americans.
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Read MoreYou can put up all the signs you want, but your community will still be vulnerable to a myriad of external shocks.
Read MoreHousing options become even more scarce when the value of property is no longer tethered to the local labor market.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe rise of technology is slowly emptying out our malls and business parks. They could be put to better use... if we actually wanted to solve the problem.
Read MoreCan the co-working model be applied to housing?
Read MoreAs a nation, we have multiple, profound predicaments that we need to come to grips with. This isn’t going to end well if we don’t pull together.
Read MoreYour town isn’t a dress rehearsal. This is it, folks.
Read MoreThe way we finance new developments in suburban communities is one giant Ponzi Scheme, but no one seems to realize how doomed the whole thing is.
Read MoreThe key to building a stronger town is cultivating dynamic household economies. Cities across the globe have mastered this. Why can't we?
Read MoreA couple years ago, I bought a $15,000 uninhabitable shack in Cincinnati, Ohio, hoping to renovate it into a nice two-story duplex for renters. Here's what went wrong.
Read MoreIn the wake of the California wildfires, what happens next? Will these communities rebuild or abandon?
Read MoreBetter transit is badly needed in the Anaheim region but rather than provide that, the regional government spent millions on a shiny, new auto-oriented facility.
Read MoreIn a California town, Main Street is preserved while everything around it shifts and the conditions that built Main Street are destroyed.
Read MoreIn a world where brick-and-mortor stores are increasingly hard to maintain and afford, mobile businesses fill an important niche for both business owners and consumers.
Read MoreStop fearing the end of civilization as we know it, and start learning from the people who have already experienced it.
Read MoreA futuristic civic building still inspires awe, but that's muted by the changing suburban landscape around it.
Read MoreMost people load themselves up with massive amounts of debt in order to live the way they believe they’re supposed to. But there's another option.
Read MoreUgliness isn’t the problem and newness isn’t any kind of solution.
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