Extraordinary Statistics: Comparative DensitiesFrom “Highrise Nation” by Katrerina Cizek, in the Globe and Mail: When Canadians think “highrise nation,” we tend to look…
Bob Rennie’s “19 Influencers on High Housing Costs”Novae Res Urbis covered the talk Bob Rennie gave to the Urban Development Institute in which he supported a ‘speculation…
Ed Glaeser (“Triumph of the City”) on Vancouver … and SullivanismFrom Ryan McLaughlin: “Here’s an interesting interview with Harvard Urban Economist Edward Glaeser. He talks about Vancouver a bit, among…
The Crunch: Growth, productivity, high housing costs … and transitJanis Magnuson asks: What do you think a similar analysis would find in Canada/Vancouver? By Richard Florida, from CityLab. . The…
Ohrn Words: Jericho and TODFrom Ken Ohrn: . Kerry Gold writes in the Globe and Mail about the nascent and massive Jericho development. Her…
Growth and the Suburban Chassis in the Silicon ValleyA revealing piece by Granola Shotgun: . Growth and the Suburban Chassis . I tend to explore what happens to suburbs…
Twinning Tweets: Mutual support for the Missing Middle?Two items thast came in that same time, both dealing with the dominant planning and social issue of our city:…
Ray Spaxman: How high could we go?Ray Spaxman: . Last week, when I was travelling back from a meeting at UBC, I drove back along Spanish…
Simple Math: Elizabeth Murphy RespondsElizabeth Murphy, quoted in a Daily Durning post on population growth in Metro, responded in the comments to the post.…
Vancouver, Vienna, Houston and Toronto: A ComparisonFrank Ducote must have noticed that several cities were mentioned in posts yesterday – notably Vancouver and Vienna, two of…
The Daily Scot: Transit and Development – The ImplicationsScot links to this ‘advertorial’ from Colliers: an interview with Andrew Grant, President of the PCI Group, the developer of…
“Analysis”: The Next Ten YearsThe latest from “Analysis:” . The Next 10 Years . Over the next 10 years Metro Vancouver’s population is expected to…
Seattle’s (mostly successful) urban villagesFrom CityLab: Seattle’s Fight Against Sprawl, 20 Years On . In 1992, then-Mayor Norm Rice announced a strategy to reduce…
Vancouverism in Excess: The Case of MelbourneSome cities looked at the densification of Vancouver’s central core with admiration, and then went too far. Melbourne was one…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner