Heartland Institute

A mixture of both is needed for neighborhoods to work, writes Wendell Cox.

The U.S. could provide energy efficient cars for all travel by low-income transit riders for less than the cost of transit subsidies.

Does the new report by Good Jobs First about smart growth resulting in better jobs also confirm that smart growth raises housing prices?

Wendell Cox charges that the notorious Romanian Communist dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu, is the father of smart growth.

From Seattle to Atlanta to Sioux City, federal largesse has generated an intense debate about whether urban rail "works."

Wendell Cox critiques a recent report on sprawl and obesity, and puts the findings in context.

The thrust of contemporary urban planning might make sense if we were bees or ants. But we aren't, writes Wendell Cox.

Wendell Cox offers his review of the 13 myths of urban sprawl to coincide with the myth of Friday the 13th.