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How did Nashville NIMBYs react to single-stair reform?👀
In our latest episode of Infill, Sonja asks Nashville Councilman @HortonRollin how the city’s usual opponents of new housing responded to single-stair reform.
Watch on YouTube. 👇
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“Our society is good at nothing if not making it hard to build new things. Where these AI labs are located you cannot build an eight story apartment building without an agonizing public review process and probably not even then.” @ezraklein
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Must read! 👇
While all eyes have been on blue states, Florida has taken a hammer to local control to build more affordable housing. In this blog post I wrote for @yimbyaction, learn how the Sunshine State has become a leader on pro-housing legislation. 🏗️🏢
yimbyaction.org/blog/is-flor…
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We are in fact making this illegal @NYCHousing @helloDCWP
While all eyes have been on blue states, Florida has taken a hammer to local control to build more affordable housing. In this blog post I wrote for @yimbyaction, learn how the Sunshine State has become a leader on pro-housing legislation. 🏗️🏢
yimbyaction.org/blog/is-flor…
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"Traffic Noise Kills 6,330 Americans a Year; We Stopped Counting in 1982"
🤔How do you have a count if you stopped counting? (Answered in the article.)
usa.streetsblog.org/2026/09/… [@StreetsblogUSA]
“The problem with cars in cities is that they don't fit—they’re too big. They’re taking more space than there is. That's the fundamental problem. And a whiz-bang technological solution that does not solve that problem is not a solution.” 🚍🚊 @humantransit
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Replying to @humantransit
@humantransit: “Cities don’t function if everyone is in their own car. It doesn’t matter whether people are driving or being driven. It doesn’t matter if the car is electric or automated. ... Cars take up lots of space per person, so there isn’t room for them all.”
Just got the publisher's OK to put the entire introduction of my book Human Transit online, where you can read it for free. Please share! humantransit.org/book
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There are parts of DC less than 200 feet from a metro where anything denser than a single family home is literally illegal. And the Zoning Handbook is really clear about why.
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"Step into a New Era of Pedestrian Safety in Chesterfield County"
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The numbers speak for themselves.
The growth reflects what happens when transportation becomes more accessible.
Join us July 14 at TAP Into Transit Day as we celebrate the impact of Open Access transit!
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