I have begun contributing to Streetsblog Capitol Hill.  My first piece is on the regressivity of our housing policy.  Check it out.

From Streetsblog Capitol Hill: Over the past two days at the Congress for the New Urbanism Project for Transportation Reform conference, attendees have called for reform at local, regional, and national levels. In a panel debate about the...

Mueller gets a lot of criticism -- see the grouchy comments to this entry -- much of it unfair.  I like Mueller.  I do agree, though, that it is not a model mixed-use, New Urbanist development.  Among other things, there is  too much segregation of...

Most mornings on my way into work, I stop at Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf on South Lamar, a new coffee shop between Riverside and Barton Springs, one door down from Bridges on the Park.  (The building used to be a soccer store.) If you are...

I agree with Ryan Avent that this WSJ piece makes a bizarre argument against congestion pricing: By requiring car drivers to pay a fee to drive in a city at peak hours, congestion pricing reduces traffic and raises money that can be used...