Lynn Vande Stouwe

A law requiring New Jersey towns to ensure 10 percent of new units are affordable now awaits a vote by the State Assembly.

Charles Waldheim examines the current trend's roots in design and architectural history and how it might alter city form.

A new $135m bridge over the Willamette River will include designated lanes for pedestrians, bikes, and public transit vehicles, but not private cars.

Joel Kotkin hypothesizes as to which cities will emerge from the recession stronger than ever.

Business interests on a downtown commercial street complain a transit mall is making the area less attractive for retail.