A link to The New Yorker from Tim Pawsey: an article with “echoes that resonate.” Some assorted quotes. . The…

College Towns Get New Housing, but It’s Decidedly Not Dorms . Near college campuses around the country, developers have begun…

  Vancouver is a young city. While this means we don’t have our own Arc de Triomphe (though some seem…

I wonder how many instances of Lambeth Council could be replaced with Vancouver, and Cressingham Gardens with Little Mountain. Written…

Things that could be about Vancouver but aren’t. Vancouver relies on CAC funding for most of its affordable house building…

Public consultations on this project have been pushed back from Fall 2015 to Spring 2016.  This is according to Deana…

As we crossed both Washington Heights in Manhattan and Mt. Eden in The Bronx, connected by the High Bridge, I…

David Sucher, Seattle urbanist (and PT reader) has a helpful analysis.  From the Seattle Times: . I’M a literal kind…

Another ‘could be about Vancouver’ – from The Guardian:     It’s puzzling that corporate Britain, which loves nothing better…

Michael Mortensen started a lively conversation on the need for a New Vancouver Special.  Jeff Olson adds his variation. . How…

A fascinating analysis of the housing and development challenges in Seattle by Casey Jaywork – with a lot of backstory…

  More from Neil Whaley on the history of housing in Vancouver. . I’m interested in the history of equity co-ops in…

Michael Mortensen has been advocating for a New Vancouver Special – “a type of ubiquitous infill housing that addresses affordability,…

It can be done. affordable-housing-is-a-moral-choice-and-the-numbers-prove-it Canada is not too different. the-fundamental-contradictions-of-us-housing-policy You might be a NIMBY… love these … you-might-be-a-nimby…