Combining tax value per acre with data from Walk Score definitively shows that walkable places are more financially productive.
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As the population shifts in Austin, decisions about the future of the city's streets will have significant impacts for generations to come.
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Plus one simple solution.
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It's amazing what we can do when we think small.
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Grab some neighbors and get your application in for the Strongest Town Contest. Nominations are due by February 25.
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Biking is shifting from an insider club of Lycra-clad hobbyists to a diverse cross-section of Americans who ride for all sorts of reasons.
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Watch the recording of our latest webcast with Jeff Speck.
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You don't need an advanced degree or an elected position to make streets safer in your community.
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A recent series of events in North Dakota featuring Strong Towns' President, Charles Marohn, championed the value of Main Street. And it's getting plenty of attention.
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Stroads are neither fast-moving roads nor productive, safe streets. But if you take these steps, you can turn them into something much better.
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The nationwide decrease in transit ridership should be a wake-up call about how not to build public transportation in our cities.
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if you care about creating financially healthy, walk-friendly places, it's time to take a look at your local subdivision regulations.
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How does the process for planning and building a street actually work and when am I, as a citizen, able to participate in the decision-making?
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We can all learn from these communities' attempts to turn their downtowns back into places for people, not just cars.
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Tell us (and the world) by nominating your city for our Strongest Town Contest. The deadline is February 25.
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As a nation, we have multiple, profound predicaments that we need to come to grips with. This isn’t going to end well if we don’t pull together.
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We're spending too much on infrastructure and getting too little in return.
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I tested one out to see.
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In a society where fracture resides around every corner, this slice of neighborly life is a reminder that civility isn’t dead.
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Watch the recording from our latest webcast to learn why.
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