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Born Market Surrounding Area by VORA 
Next-Generation Climate Targets: A 5-Point Plan for NDCs 
The Strange Death of the Family 
Teaching Delight Through Poetry 
Making Riverview Truly Regional 
Construction Financing Outlook: Developers Scramble to Line Up Both Debt and Equity 
Cities Across the U.S. Making Strides in Supporting Resilience 
Remembering Longtime ULI Member David R. Nelson 
Tiny Houses with a Big Impact: Veterans Community Project Combats Homelessness 
Seattle Council Rejects Morales’ Affordable Housing Bill 
International Mother Earth Day 
Why sustainable cities must be properly planned 
Dubai is building the world’s largest airport 
Community Development Counters Eco-Gentrification from Duwamish Valley Cleanup 
75-Year-Old Houston Advocate Refuses To Surrender to Highway Expansion Project 
Cincinnati Pledges $200K in Funding for Popular Bikeshare Service 
Toward more rental housing 
Washington’s Statewide E-bike Rebate Program Is Still on the Way 
Riders Swarm East Link Light Rail on Opening Weekend 
The Drip Effect: A Small Change Can Be Powerful, Too 
Will the End of Protestantism Be the End of America? 
Open Thread 47 
Arbor Day: Street Trees of Seattle by Taha Ebrahimi | Trees as Cultural Landscape (at the community scale) 
How King County’s Basic Income Program Could Fight Poverty and Increase Safety 
A Place for Anyone and Everyone With Plains & Pods 
Arizona’s Culdesac: A Car-Free Paradise or Part of the Problem? 
California Bills Take Aim at Robotaxi Regulation 
Tenants and Home Buyers: Do You Know Your Fair Housing Rights? 
A Win for Single-Family Zoning in California 
Brightline Founder Predicts a Passenger Rail Resurgence 
Houston Metro to Reduce BRT Service 
6 Water Management Tips for Industrial Sites 
Why cars keep getting bigger 
Health as an indicator for the liveable city 
Buses Should Matter to City Planners: Here’s the Tool They Need 
Developer plans 210 new apartment units near North Temple Corridor 
PAUL CARRESE: How Civics Can Remedy Higher Education’s Decline 
Ron DeSantis Doesn’t Like Bike Lanes. Floridians Seem To Agree. 
Tesla In Turmoil: The EV Meltdown In 10 Charts 
Office Profile: DSDHA 
Nieuwe Markt Roosendaal by ipv Delft 
Thoughts on the Starter Line 
Zero-Emission Zones Are Helping Some Cities Fight Pollution 
Three ways to optimize investments in transit 
I wonder if Mayor Fenty hadn't dissolved the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative in 2007, merging it into another city agency, if development would have happened faster? 
Esso gasoline station road map, Tennessee and Kentucky, 1956, showing the Lookout Mountain Incline Railway funicular in Chattanooga on the cover 
Ballin’ out for charity 
The Hidden Tactics: Timing Your Instagram Posts To Get Noticed 
The Art Of Ecommerce Marketing: Harnessing Instagram Reels For Success 
Why Should I Choose On-Campus Medical Education? 
Beyond the Two State Solution 
Preparing for the “Big One” Amid a Housing Crisis 
SPUR 2024 Annual Report 
Welcome 2024–25 SPUR Board Directors and City Advisory Board Members 
A Presbyterian Constitution 
21st & 21st Update: In Photos 
City food procurement is an investment in our planet 
Streets.mn to Co-Host Contributors’ Workshop in Rochester 
Advancing Green Power: ULI Convenes Real Estate and Electric Utility on Innovations and Opportunities in Colorado 
One Bite at a Time for More Affordable Housing? 
Eastside Starter Line Starts Tomorrow 
Planners Push Transit, But It's a Hard Sell in Western Cities 
5 Opportunities for Micro-Greening in Low-Income Urban Settlements 
Balducci Interview about the 2 Line 
City Walks: Navigating Pedestrian Infrastructure from New York City to Minneapolis 
Gaps in Parks Master Planning: Part Nine | Second stage planning for parks using the cultural landscape framework 
Campus activism: potential blowback on the Republicans? 
Mean Girls Rising 
City Garden Kempkensberg Groningen by Baljon 
Retail Districts Need a Local Base 
Resident’s backyard concerts will continue in 15th & 15th after striking deal with Salt Lake City 
Urban Practitioners Invited To Help Scope IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Cities 
Unleashing Creativity: Arts and Crafts at Jersey City Summer Camps 
Open Thread 46 
LUKE ROBSON: Revitalizing Hillsdale 
(Circular) cities at the forefront: Insights from UrbanShift’s Latin America Forum 
No More Second Chances 
WUF12 Urban Expo: Applications open 
IPCC convenes in Riga to kickstart work on Special Report on Climate Change and Cities 
UN 2.0 Week: Five days to explore the vision 
Denver developer McWhinney bows out of Salt Lake City 
Downtown sports and entertainment district, Part I: City to prepare master plan with virtually no public input 
Life at Penny Lane 
Sembrando las semillas de la agricultura urbana 
Semeando as sementes para a agricultura urbana 
Latin American cities rally in unprecedented line-up of events as UN cancels regional climate week 
The Secret Life of Pets 
How Improved Housing in Under-Served Communities Can Strengthen Climate Resilience 
Let’s Shine Some Light on Solar Roofing 
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