Articles in Housing + Urbanism — page 2

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  Shifting Gears

  Why Communities Are Eliminating Off-Street Parking Requirements—and What Comes Next.

  Oct 18, 2022
  October 18, 2022

  Catie Gould

  https://www.sightline.org/author/catie-gould/

  

  Senior Researcher, Transportation
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  Big Reforms, Big Growth: Buffalo’s Parking Rewrite Pays Off

  A Q&A with one of the planners behind the mid-sized NY city’s successes.

  Oct 12, 2022
  October 12, 2022

  Catie Gould

  https://www.sightline.org/author/catie-gould/

  

  Senior Researcher, Transportation
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  The Ambitious Housing Plans at the Center of Vancouver, BC’s, October Election

  No longer a political third rail, parties are vying for votes with big promises to build abundant homes in one the world’s priciest cities. They could set a gold standard for North America.

  Oct 11, 2022
  October 11, 2022

  Daniel Oleksiuk

  https://www.sightline.org/author/dannyoleksiuk/

  
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  Troutdale Says Tax-Funded Housing Project Has a Problem: Too Many Homes

  The county’s affordable housing provider proposes 94 homes near Troutdale’s downtown. The city is holding it to a rule that would cut that to 70 to make more room for parking.

  Oct 11, 2022
  Michael Andersen

  https://www.sightline.org/author/michael-andersen/

  

  Senior Housing Researcher and Transportation Lead
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  Save Anchorage from Parking Mandates

  The city shouldn’t require parking that never gets used.

  Sep 30, 2022
  September 30, 2022

  Jeannette Lee

  https://www.sightline.org/author/jeannette-lee/

  

  Alaska Research Director
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  When Cities Switch To One-Winner Council Districts, Housing Growth Plummets

  Housing growth drops 20 percent, on average, in cities making the sort of switch proposed by Portland’s Commissioner Mapps.

  Sep 22, 2022
  September 22, 2022

  Michael Andersen

  https://www.sightline.org/author/michael-andersen/

  

  Senior Housing Researcher and Transportation Lead
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  We’re Wildly Underestimating the Potential of Mobile Housing

  For about $10,000, you can own it. It can turn parking lots to villages, then back again. It can go anywhere with you. But our laws almost always ban the simple home on wheels.

  Sep 9, 2022
  September 9, 2022

  Tim McCormick

  https://www.sightline.org/author/tim-mccormick/

  
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  Can Anchorage Bring Back the Triplex?

  A design competition identified the key barriers to expanding great multifamily options in Alaska’s largest city.

  Aug 24, 2022
  August 24, 2022

  Jeannette Lee

  https://www.sightline.org/author/jeannette-lee/

  

  Alaska Research Director
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  Oregon Just Slashed Parking Mandates. 5 Things That Might Happen Next

  From more historic building renovations to smarter curbside parking management, two-thirds of Oregonians are about to experience the benefits of making more asphalt optional.

  Jul 22, 2022
  July 22, 2022

  Michael Andersen

  https://www.sightline.org/author/michael-andersen/

  

  Senior Housing Researcher and Transportation Lead
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  Affordable Housing in Oregon Is About to Catch a Big Break from Parking Mandates

  Finally, homes for people will no longer be conditional on car parking.

  Jul 7, 2022
  July 7, 2022

  Catie Gould

  https://www.sightline.org/author/catie-gould/

  

  Senior Researcher, Transportation
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