Hazel Borys

Is your city looking to engage residents online? The latest generation of tools just might be your savior. Or your demise.

As oversized homes fall out of fashion, is Junior's private lair disappearing? And is that really so bad?

Is the dream home for the New Era compact, connected and mortgage free?

Building in the New Economy isn't business as usual. Howard Blackson lays out policy, planning, land assembly and financing tools to help us with our task at hand.

Scott Doyon argues for a stripped-down, back-to-basics 'punk rock' approach to urban growth and development to replace the 'rock and roll' excesses of planning during the housing boom; and he profiles the new innovators who are doing just that.