Creative Living Housing Tour – Sep 14. Where does Vancouver’s creative community live and work? The Laboratory of Housing Alternatives is organizing a Housing Tour on…
Jobs Jar: Instructor on Housing PolicyThe SFU Urban Studies Program is seeking a Sessional Instructor to teach the following course on Wednesday evenings (5:30-9:20pm) at…
From Gezi Park to GrandviewPatrick Condon makes the connection: … closer to home and with none of the street demonstrations but with much of…
Is there a place for the urban village?Michael Kluckner makes the case for this: . . Kerrisdale is a good example of an urban village: an east-west street…
Dept. of Irony: The Inescapable BoomersThe Wall Street Journal reports on how retiring boomers are choosing to relocate among the young and hip: Hip urban…
Life in the flood tunnels of VegasA Daily Mail illustrated story on how, underneath this: . … a thousand people live like this: . … like,…
"Unlocking Home:" The latest e-book from Alan DurningLast March, PT posted Suite Vancouver – articles by Alan Durning of the Sightline Institute, detailing the history of secondary suites…
A dozen reasons why the suburbs can be savedRobert Steuteville in Better! Cities & Towns: Arthur C. Nelson in Reshaping Metropolitan America made the demographic case that redevelopment…
The (Un)economics of MotordomFrom Matt Foulger: There’s a fascinating story at Atlantic Cities right now about some very compelling new data: An exhaustive…
Urban Development Trend from Vancouver: Less Elbow RoomAnother story – again in the Wall Street Journal, again sparked by work from the Sightline Institute – that explores a…
Vintage Vancouver: The West End, Kenneth Gardner and a vanished eraVancity Buzz and the Vancouver Heritage Foundation have partnered on a new series – Vintage Vancouver – starting with, appropriately, the West…
Housing affordability: Auckland looks to VancouverIn the New Zealand Herald, columnist Brian Rudman finds that when it comes to affordability, Auckland and Vancouver are “bizarrely alike”: Mayor…
Must-read: Dusting Demographia and the most-unaffordable-city mythJim Sutherland, in Vancouver Magazine, uncovers the origins of the distorted meme generated by a right-wing pundit … If (you’ve) heard once, (you’ve) heard a…
Falling densities in rising citiesFelix Salmon explores a phenomenon noted by Paul Krugman: why are urban population densities dropping in the States, even though…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner