The Housing Bubble Collapses Inward
In an article for Standard and Poor’s, economist David Stiff argues that the trend of rapid outward urbanization prevalent during the housing bubble may not return with as much vigor, even as the...
View ArticleNew to the Affordability Initiative!
As part of our Affordability Initiative, Congress for the New Urbanism is beginning a continuing series on various issues in affordable housing. read more
View ArticleThe Evolution of Tysons Corner
Community leaders of Tysons Corner, Virginia, once a poster-perfect example of an 'edge city', have increasingly been seeking strategies to create a more walkable pedestrian-friendly form of urbanism...
View ArticleNew Urbanism's strength clear in Charlotte property market
An article in this Sunday's Charlotte Observer casts a light on one of a very few bright spots in the Charlotte real estate market: New Urbanist and urban infill developments.read more
View ArticleCNU 17 - Call for Academic Papers Now Open
Every year, the Congress for the New Urbanism invites academic paper submissions for presentation at the annual Congress. read more
View ArticleDallas insulated from housing downturn?
In a story on NPR's "Morning Edition", Dallas-area realtor Jeff Updike suggests that much of Texas's residential real estate market has been insulated from the recent downturn, because of a more...
View ArticleMoving forward, cutting back
Eoin O'Carroll, of the Christian Science Monitor, writes about how Americans are continuing to cut back on driving, despite finding a little relief from gas prices.read more
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