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Still, I think this apparent wave of de-gentrification is revealing. It’s demonstrating, in real time, how the rapid evolution of neighborhoods is the norm, rather than exception, in the long arc of ...
The city's website states that they are working on over 100 city-owned properties that could result in over 50,000 new homes. "Every year over the next four years, the Mamdani administration will ...
The state faces a shortage of roughly 137,000 affordable housing units for the lowest-income residents. But with homes costing $250,000 or more to build, Aspen Celmons, Executive Director of ...
The town of Johnston moved to seize a lot for municipal buildings after its owners submitted a plan for a 254-unit housing ...
New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority completed construction work on the Park Avenue Viaduct five years ahead of schedule and $195 million under budget, all while managing to avoid ...
The San Francisco Planning Commission approved a housing project that is the first to be permitted under a new upzoning law designed to increase the city's housing supply, reports Brad Hamilton in CBS ...
The Bureau of Land Management is considering removing protections from roughly 336,000 acres surrounding Chaco Culture ...
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is extending two discount programs for its commuter rail services and adding new discounted fares for buses and subways to encourage people to continue ...
Waymo's robotaxi fleet has been fined $9,325 for parking violations in Austin, Texas since it began operating in 2024, reports Ellie Davis in the Wall Street Journal. According to Davis, "The ...
Amtrak has completed accessibility upgrades on 163 stations, bringing them into full compliance with the Americans with ...
Public engagement isn't just about collecting comments. It's about understanding people. A look at emotional intelligence, ...