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The satirical newspaper, The Onion, reported that the City of San Francisco was looking to relocate…. A week or so later, Gabriel Metcalfe – head of the respected San Francisco urban planning organization SPUR – published a provocative piece in CityLab blaming the city’s affordability crisis on progressive politics
The traffic calming effect of narrower lanes is well documented. Vehicle speeds reduce and safety increases as lanes narrow down to about 10.5 feet from
Most of North America’s population lives in cities, and there is a reason for this: they work. While we have grown to loathe urban sprawl
Think about the perfect place you want to live in “I can live here, I can work close at hand, I can go to the
up! Magazine named Vancouver as the most walkable city in Canada, saying that Travel is best experienced on the ground while eye-level with your surroundings and
