Patterns of Development

No surprise, the data shows that people are moving south and west. The case for and against the suburbs. And the corner store as last mile.

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Zone your "Eds and Meds" the same way you would your favorite neighborhoods. If you haven't heard, the housing market is hot. And a framework.

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A case study of Zillow's "ibuying" business serves as a cautionary tale for anyone looking to get into the real estate market. 

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A hybrid transit strategy that covers a variety of use cases. Toronto's thinking "missing middle". USA apartment conversions are at a record high.

Commercial real estate continues to be, well, weird. A solid source for parking mandate updates and the flipside of e-commerce in communities.

Ecommerce continues to impact the future of our urban fabric, bike parking problem, and more on supply and demand for affordable housing.

The pandemic bike boom is real. Ithaca, NY is the first US town to operationalize a decarbonization plan and Phoenix is considering housing.

Electric cars are still cars, they need to be stored but how do we charge them? Where are the car-free neighborhoods in the US? And a dormitory.

An attempt to regulate the supply/demand issue in housing, an economic approach to alternative transportation, and Paris Mayor Hidalgo’s Act 2. Check out show notes for links to sources, context outside the episode, and episode transcript.

A big development in Chicago starts looking for zoning, mixed-use zoning is so last decade, and the push for outdoor seating to be permanent.  Check out show notes for links to sources, context outside the episode, and episode transcript.