The Clarion-Ledger

An ambitious plan to redevelop the Mississippi Riverfront in New Orleans has locals excited about the prospect of a huge boost to the economy, but some are leery about the negative impact the project could have on the city's unique character.

During the conclusion of a recent charrette in Jackson, Mississippi, Andres Duany advised redevelopment and placemaking as the most important strategy for the struggling area.

Buyers from other parts of the country are threatening to snap up the supply of homes before they can get to storm victims.

A small suburban community along the Gulf Coast is learning to embrace New Urbanism and create its first ever town center.