Higher Density: Let Me Count the WaysAn Item From Ian. The blog “Greater Greater Washington” describes how Houston, Texas has filled low-density areas with what we seem to…
Parking RevisitedThoughts at the confluence of density, affordability and mandated motordom. Quite appropriate as the region moves forward with major investments…
Farm Land or Large Mansions on the Agricultural Land Reserve?From the Richmond News the City of Richmond has decided to create a bylaw restricting the size of houses built on…
The 15% SolutionDoes the 15% tax on foreign home buyers in Metro Vancouver look like it will work? Not according to one…
Joe Wai-Saying Farewell to the "Modest Dragon"Joe Wai needs no introduction to Vancouverites-this extraordinary advocate, citizen and architect has shaped how we think about place, culture and our…
Everything Old is New Again- Vancouver Art Gallery Hornby LocationA compelling video from 2014 (quoting 2014 budget prices) is narrated by Vancouver architect Peter Cardew about how the current…
Those People Carrying Those Large Advertising Signs-and the Millennial PlightStanley Q. Woodvine writes eloquently in the Georgia Straight about a tiny woman named Linda carrying a very large sign advertising…
Day Six: The Gordie Award for Moments of CourageToday is the final day of the Gordie Awards where the Editorial Committee of Price Tags ranks the good, the…
Zoning as a Class DivideSociologist Nathanael Lauster discusses his book “The Life and Death of the Single-Family Home” in this interview with Jeremy Runnalls…
Day Five of the 2016 "Gordie" Awards for "Most Polarizing Planning Issue" For 2016 there were four stories that were deemed by the Price Tags Editorial Board as being the Most…
Day Four of the 2016 Gordies-"Most Puzzling Planning Work"For Day Four of the 2016 Gordies, two awards are being given in the category of “Most Puzzling Planning Work”.…
Reflective PrognosticatorEspecially this time of year, predictions pop up like the daffodils of spring. But here’s a rarity — Michael Geller…
Let's Do More of What Saves MoneySeems like the right thing to me, and perhaps a terrific New Year’s resolution. Wasting money on the most expensive…
The Urbanarium Debates Are BackThe Urbanarium Debates recommence on Wednesday January 18 at Robson Square from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. with the central question:…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner