Why Livable Communities Are Good for the Economy
January 29, 2020
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No Cars Allowed
— An apartment complex being developed in Tempe, Arizona, is billed as America’s first “car-free” neighborhood.
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Public Square
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Odd Couples Housing
— That’s the name of a new service that’s matching older adults who have room to spare with millennials who need a reasonably priced place to live.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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2020 Predictions
— An editor who focuses on urban planning and livability issues anticipates the “big ideas and trends that will dominate” land use, planning and development discussions in the first year of the new decade.
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Planetizen
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Next City’s 2020 Vanguard Conference
, an event for which 40 applicants with smart ideas for cities, experience in the field, and ambition for the future will be selected to participate.
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