Software

Landowners with fewer apartments units are starting to use software similar for pricing airline tickets and hotel vacancies to determine rental rates for their properties, reports Matt Hudgins for The New York Times.

Cities seeking to become more tech-savvy and open up their data are turning to independent software developers to solve their problems.

Anthony Flint makes the case for the great need for tools that can connect urban planning strategies and climate change effects.

MIT researcher Jeffrey Warren has just released the latest version of Cartagen, a software platform for interactive mapping. Julia Galef takes a look.

Integrated Environmental Solutions is releasing a free plug-in for Google's SketchUp software that allows users to run sustainability performance simulations.