A former Portlander wants to know what ‘women led’ cities would look like
Urban planning is ruled mostly by men. What if women were in charge?
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Where growth went: How different cities answered America’s urban rebound
The more charts you look at, the more Portland’s stands out.
Portlanders say street parking is getting worse, but their neighborhoods are getting better
It looks as if the people have spoken.
Washington County election hinges on land use and transportation issues
Two months from today, voters in Oregon’s second-largest county will decide who will have their fingers on the region’s biggest sprawl button.
New map reveals important key to the future of Portland transportation
Without a truly massive surge of political will, this is likely to be, for decades, the only area of Portland where it’s actually appealing for most people to get around without a car.
NY Times columnist: Americans prefer sprawl
“Amsterdam is a wonderful city, but Americans never seem to want to live there.”— David Brooks in the New York Times In his latest piece in the New York Times, columnist David Brooks opines that, while Americans might appreciate the finer points of Amsterdam’s urban life (like bikes and beer), they really would rather have … Read more
Comment of the Week: The cost of mobility