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Incubator starts #UWFs across US cities with the support of @BenMcAdamsUT @UrbanThree @GFOA says Carl Smith in @GOVERNING
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Is your community financially prepared to handle a natural disaster? It's important to figure out now how much your municipality may lose, prepare your community for hard choices & learn how to adapt land use & zoning requirements to protect future revenue
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Strong Towns is hiring! If you are organized, like working behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly and are a patient communicator, apply for our Action Team Coordinator position. (1/2)
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Did you know? Mansions, not rundown properties in low-socioeconomic-status neighborhoods, are the REAL blight on a community’s financial health. Joe Minicozzi explains how exactly this happens by reviewing the property tax findings of his firm, @UrbanThree
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Traditional urban development is productive and viable in the long term. It can build and sustain vibrant communities.
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If you think this just applies to high-growth coastal metros like Miami, think again. Take a look at #SouthBend.
These cities are very different but share some obvious similarities. The parts of town that are most productive (literally) stick out on our maps.
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Today is the day! "Confessions of a Recovering Engineer: Transportation for a Strong Town" is now available everywhere books are sold (including your local book store).
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Understanding the difference between a "street" and a "road" will put anyone on the right track to identify the cause of decline in their community—and start fighting back. Strong Towns founder Charles Marohn is a guest on @jonlovett's Love It or Leave It. bit.ly/3zGrP5L
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There are major flaws in the accounting standards that shape municipal finance in American ... strongtowns.org/journal/2021…
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My latest for @MinnPost: I wrote about a dive bar in Saint Paul, and what a "value per-acre" study by @UrbanThree tells us about land use in the city. minnpost.com/cityscape/2021/…
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I've wanted to check in with @Richard_Florida about the purported decline of cities and the exodus of the creative class. Got my chance and, as you would expect, he was thoughtful and insightful.
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Registrations are now live for the Smart Growth America Equity Summit, coming up on Jan 26-28. Go check out our incredible lineup of speakers and reserve your spot ASAP #SmartGrowthEquity smartgrowthamerica.org/equit…
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🖥 Upcoming webinar tonight! 🚨 Joe Minicozzi of @UrbanThree will give a free, virtual presentation on two southwest NH communities. Click below to register! 🖱 #webinar #taxes #landuse #value #community #KeeneNH #PeterboroughNH nhhfa.org/event/from-the-out…
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Behold! Math!!!
Cities don't increase virus risk+cnu.org/node/7860
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I was going to write an article about the pandemic, but I think I am just going to share this instead.
Please read and RT if you concur.
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About 20 years ago, Lizz Plater-Zyberk best explained to me the "3 tools of community building" - Design, Policy and Management. I quickly merged that construct into my presentations, and have always found it incredibly helpful in thinking about problem-solving. 1/
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Small-scale urban developments starting to sprout. Thank a change in the parking code miamiherald.com/news/busines…
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The clock is ticking on our early bird registration rate for Real Estate Trends 2020 on Jan. 23, featuring Joe Minicozzi from @UrbanThree and Andy Warren from @PwC! Register by end of day Dec. 17 for the lowest registration amount! @JoeUrbanThree @PwCRE1 indiana.uli.org/events/detai…
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AMEN!
The why, the how and the skills to do so. @clmarohn @StrongTowns @WileyBusiness
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"This may be the worst outcome of the automobile-centered 20th century: the assumption that it’s people who need to get out of the way of these lethal machines, instead of the other way around."
Cars Are Death Machines. Self-Driving Tech Won’t Change That. nyti.ms/2Imfnjt
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Santa Ana’s @MartinezForCity has an incredible story. She grew up in an a community that struggled with poverty, gang violence, and drugs. But she became a “positive disruptor”—and used a Strong Towns approach to create big change in her place. bit.ly/2nSDUWb




















