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Michael Pieracci / Flickr What Computer Games Taught Me About Urban Planning
And what they didn’t.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Affordable Housing Would Be Much Fairer If It Were Treated Like Food Stamps
Comparing shelter and groceries helps illustrate some of the absurdities built into the nation’s housing policy.
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Suzanne Plunkett / Reuters American Housing Policy’s Two Basic Ideas Pull Cities in Opposite Directions
Local governments can’t resist trying to make a home both a cheap purchase and a lucrative investment.
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William Creswell / Flickr How Tasteless Suburbs Become Beloved Urban Neighborhoods
The same bungalows that some now see as charming appeared tacky to the people who watched them get built up.
