If we’re going to have a lot more missing middle housing; we’re also going to have a lot more landlords Accessory dwellings, duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes are suited to “mom-and-pop” landlords, but tough tenants rights requirements may discourage many homeowners…
State DOT’s are using a false claim about financial liability to revive the Columbia River Crossing folly There’s no requirement to repay $140 million in federal funds, if states choose the “No-Build” option The Oregon and Washington department’s of transportation…
What City Observatory did this week 1. Copenhagen’s cycling success hinges on tax policy and pricing, not just bike lanes. The New York Times offers up yet another postcard view of cycling in Copenhagen, where riding a bike to school…
Great cities, especially ones with dense, walkable mixed use neighborhoods are an economic boon to households because they save the precious commodity of time Labor-saving devices and economic welfare Stories of economic progress appropriately revolve around major technological breakthroughs. There’s…
Once again, Carmaggedon doesn’t materialize; this time when Seattle started asking motorists to pay a portion of the cost of their new highway tunnel Initial returns suggest that tolling reduced congestion by reducing the overall volume of traffic in downtown…