It is well-known in planning circles that
Smart Growth has come under attack by (mostly libertarian) think tanks and
pundits hostile to any form of urban planning that doesn’t leave land use
decisions up to the “magic” of the free market. While their reports may get a
lot of press, a close reading of most of their rhetoric reveals that it is
largely based on a selective use of data, fallacious argumentation and
hyperbole.
Anti-Smart Growth
Randal O'Toole: The Man, The Contrarian
In the wake of his appearance on Capitol Hill, The New York Times delves into what makes Randal O'Toole tick.
The New York Times
Don't Regulate the Suburbs
The Heritage Foundation decries Obama's anti-sprawl policies, claiming that smart growth strategies have only managed to raise housing prices around the country.
The Heritage Foundation






















