Stories by oftenwrong

On WeWork and WeLive, and what it may mean for the future

In Much of Ferguson, Missouri, Walking in the Street Remains the Only Option

What Can Other Places Teach California About Addressing Its Housing Crisis?

The “Greenest” Place in the U.S. Is New York City (2009)

The Surprising Relationship Between Retail Tax and Property Tax

Density Is How the Working Poor Outbid the Rich for Urban Land

An idea whose time has passed: The VMT Fee

A conversation about how public transport really works

How much energy do we need?

What does a walkable street look like?

Walkable Streets Are More Economically Productive

Today is Yesterday’s Tomorrow

What HOT lanes reveal about the value of travel time (2017)

How Nassim Taleb turned inevitable disaster into an investment strategy [pdf]

This Very, Very Old House (2006)

Modern Monetary Theory and Strong Towns

California Needs a Housing-First Agenda

The Process of Urban Change (2017)

Tokyo's Affordable Housing Strategy: Build, Build, Build (2016)

The Simple Math That Can Save Cities from Bankruptcy

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