Demographia

This second annual survey by Demographia rates and compares the affordability of the one hundred major urban property markets in the six nations covered.

Despite anecdotal evidence to the contrary, the core areas of the nation's major metropolitan areas are experiencing major net domestic migration losses, according to Wendell Cox.

Demographia publishes a report with the population, land area and density for all 673 the world's agglomerations with populrations over 500,000. The report also contains data for 1,117 urban areas in 164 nations and territories.

Americans continue to flock to new single-family detached housing, according to new US Census Bureau figures through the third quarter of 2005, which indicate the share of new housing starts in single family detached housing rose 1.2 percentage points bet

Wendell Cox tours Sao Paulo by rental car, offering a unique perspective on the city most 'reviled by the urban planning community'.

Cox presents a response to readers' comments and arguments to his PLANetizen editorial, "Trouble in Smart Growth's Nirvana."

Demographia questions the reliability of data used in the Brookings Institution report, Who Sprawl the Most?

Following a heated email exchange on several popular email lists, the Sierra Club pulls its web-based Density Calculator.

The Sierra Club, Demographia and Thoreau Institute battle it out over a new "sprawl calculator."