What is Mahon Point 2.0? As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we are embarking on a new and exciting phase. Imminently we will submit a mixed-use planning application to Cork City Council that will c...

Putting a safety improvement up for a vote is dangerous when the voters have been conditioned to see traffic violence as inevitable.

The influx of development would mean radical change for the city on the water, which permitted just 58 housing units between 2015 and 2022.

By Casey Smallwood of SRS Real Estate Partners The quick-service restaurant (QSR) industry is reshaping retail real estate by capitalizing on the “15-minute city” trend — a movement where people can a...

Great cities are built not from the top down but from the bottom up.

What if Americans care more about the cost of climate disasters than carbon-free energy?

Preorder "American Oasis: Finding the Future in the Cities of the Southwest," coming January 14, 2025 from Pantheon.

Earlier this year, the urban planning world lost a giant. Donald Shoup, the Distinguished Professor known for transforming how we think about cities and cars, passed away.

In the broadcast booth Dave Flemming is a composed professional. On his bike pedaling through San Francisco to Oracle Park another side emerges: unabashed fan.

The outspoken host of “The Smoking Tire” videos and podcasts has become an unlikely advocate for urban transportation policy reforms that limit car use.

BIMBY, BAMBA, BUNTI, BRAMBLE : 4 innovations deep tech pour vivifier nos villages, faire grandir nos villes et vibrer nos métropoles !

Billionaires famously want to live longer. They should jump on bicycles, not spacecraft.

Fans of the abundance movement say that adding supply solves big problems in housing and health care. But when it comes to getting around, things get complicated.

The evidence is clear: demand for homes in walkable neighborhoods in the United States outstrips supply by a factor of 4 or more.

“The 15-minute city principle suggests you should have your daily needs—work, food, healthcare, education, culture, and leisure—within a 15-minute ...

We recently finished Walkable City by Jeff Speck, an absolutely essential read and now highly valued reference in our library. We thank Jeff for taking time forContinue Reading

Memphis Mayor Paul Young is a “YES” man. He basically said so himself. For his 2025 State of the City Address, not only did he have the words “YES” lit up in front and behind him, he was bold enough t...

Imagine a city where everything - work, shopping, schools, and parks - is just 15 minutes away. Is this the key to a greener, more convenient future or a threat to personal freedom?

But most people who work in a 15-minute neighborhood can’t afford to live there. We have to build more 15-minute neighborhoods to meet demand and make sure at least some housing in them is affordable.

Vienna and Paris demonstrate that there are easier, less-expensive ways to build homes.

Exciting news for Lisbon! The Matinha project is set to transform an abandoned industrial site into a vibrant community with 2,000 new homes and extensive green spaces. A €2 billion investment that pr...

A car is often essential in the US but while owning a vehicle is better than not for life satisfaction, a study has found, having to drive too much sends happiness plummeting

Billionaires famously want to live longer. They should jump on bicycles, not spacecraft.

Ohio City business owners are worried about losing parking and fear that work on the project will directly impact their future.

While ambitious urban planners try to make 15-minute cities a reality, the Nordhavn district of Copenhagen has gone one better. What’s life like when everything you need is just a stroll away?