Capping or taxing ride-hailing services isn’t going to solve NYC’s congestion problem New York’s City Council is moving ahead with a package of measures designed to cap the number of ride-hailed vehicles, like Uber and
Going the wrong way: NYC’s new ride-hailing cap Read Post »
Zillows data shows Portland rents have dropped 3.5 percent in the past year A couple of weeks ago, we published the latest data from ApartmentList.com on the decline in rents in the Portland metropolitan area.
More evidence of declining rents in Portland Read Post »
Whenever a distressed neighborhood gets new market rate housing, someone’s bound to cry “Gentrification”. Here’s why that’s wrong. This is a guest post from Jason Segedy, Director of Akron’s Planning Department. This is an excerpt
Don’t decry new urban housing as “gentrification” Read Post »
What City Observatory did this week 1. Your summertime must read: Alan Mallach’s Divided City. We have a review of this newly released book, which we think every urbanist ought to read. Although written primarily
The Week Observed, August 3, 2018 Read Post »
